But if you could peer beneath the surface, you would see that I'm like a duck—paddling, paddling, paddling.
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"It's a little like a duck paddling on a lake — they are all calm on top, but beneath the surface, they're paddling furiously," said Mr. McVinish, who also heads Christie's decorative arts team.
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I found myself paddling backward, fighting the current she made.
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Maybe she's paddling harder than is visible on the surface.
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They were soon paddling a canoe up remote Siberian rivers.
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Calm on the surface but maybe paddling underneath the water.
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It said paddling in public schools is legal in Arkansas.
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The teen was paddling his surfboard at about 4:30 p.m.
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"I'm paddling out right now," he tweeted before hitting the waves.
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I felt safe paddling out over the breakers with an instructor.
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And that's taken, there's a lot of paddling underneath the surface.
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Snapshot: Above, surfers paddling out at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia.
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Well, that's probably because you were paddling around in Long Island Sound.
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Every now and then come hints of furious paddling beneath the surface.
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The artist recounts this event while paddling a boat on a lake.
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The business also sold out of paddling pools and shifted 305,000 fans.
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One viral meme shows a blindfolded family paddling away in their bathtub.
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I, for one, welcome our rose-scented paddling robotic sex swing overlords.
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Take as many pictures of the doggy-paddling pigs as you want.
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There's a zipline, a horseshoe pit, and paddling out on the lake.
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An inflatable SUP to keep in their trunk for paddling whenever, wherever
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With two people paddling, the Kevlar canoe averaged three miles an hour.
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The paddling on Jamaica Bay is easier than on the Hudson River.
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Zayn Malik is still rocking Gigi Hadid's boat ... and paddling it too.
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Paddling toward her friend, amid mouthfuls of muddy water, she giggled uncontrollably.
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He yells at Jerry for boozing or paddling around in the pool.
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Rather than paddling the shallows, it felt like jumping off a cliff.
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Rabiot made the predictions by moving to different parts of a paddling pool.
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Google can't expect to make waves when it's paddling with the same oars.
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He turned around and said, 'Well, it bit me,' and we started paddling.
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How to improve a video of a breakdancing Gorilla in a paddling pool?
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But for now, she's enjoying a more tranquil life paddling in the sea.
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As it drops, they pop up on their boards and start paddling furiously.
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Paddling is allowed at the school but requires parental approval, according to KARK.
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"The Lost Tribe of Palau" opens with Berger paddling around in a kayak.
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Many images depicted naked young men from behind, bending over after an apparent paddling.
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An 18-year-old was paddling his board when a shark bit his foot.
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He's so large (140 pounds) that he pretty much sinks if he stops paddling.
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The Mackenzie's dual personality persists over weeks of paddling, but eventually the silt wins.
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We spend about an hour and a half paddling and we were going nowhere.
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I wrestled with the swells, paddling for wave after wave, but didn't catch many.
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A charter school in Georgia has reinstated paddling as a disciplinary action for students.
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Choices include "the beach, paddling, hiking, backpacking, skiing, mountain biking," says the Travel Channel.
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State law permits paddling students, but each school district can set its own policy.
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In Secret Cove we rented kayaks and spent the afternoon paddling around the inlet.
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"Our Olympic wave took me personally 22 years of paddling — a very long time paddling — but together, we've done it and now surfing is both an Olympic and a Pan-American Games sport," Aguerre, 59, said, addressing surfers at the opening ceremony.
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A few said paddling by principals and teachers is OK, if the child deserves it.
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Then they started paddling tandem together, and the next thing we knew they were engaged.
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Paddling really puts strain on my neck, so it's not in the cards for me.
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Canoes and kayaks for paddling and portaging to explore nearby lakes are free for guests.
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VanDerveer used the simile of ducks, outwardly graceful but paddling like mad under the surface.
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I didn't see another person on the lake the next morning when we started paddling.
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Some residents gather drinking water from local springs or collect rainwater in inflatable paddling pools.
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As for the actual paddling, it appears Chris might've been doing most of the heavy lifting.
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Perez's video, which doesn't show the paddling, has been shared on Facebook more than 50,000 times.
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Water sports are outstanding: boating, paddling, fishing, water skiing and boarding, sailing, swimming, snorkeling, and SCUBA.
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Or, worse, you're paddling along with no fuel at all and no light to guide you.
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Oh, nothing unusual, just the prime minister of Canada paddling a kayak to talk to constituents.
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Eventually, he gathered everyone for an orientation speech—safety, paddling and rigging technique, chain of command.
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The experience of paddling through marshes lined with tall grasses and rocky shores is incredibly tranquil.
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Last week, kayakers paddling off Australia's east coast stumbled across a 20 kilogram brick of cocaine.
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He should not be paddling in the Pond in Central Park, and yet there he is.
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The closest motion is seen in stoneflies, but their movement is more like paddling than surfing.
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It was fine, paddling in my little eddy of indifference, waiting for others to approach me.
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The hale was filled with the shoes of youth taking part in a summer paddling camp.
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"Suddenly the ICF came and saw an opportunity with stand-up paddling grabbing everyone's attention," he said.
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Four showed up for the training camp at West Point by paddling canoes up the Hudson River.
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There are even schools, unfortunately, in 22 states that respond to misbehavior with physical consequences, including paddling.
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Ruffwear Float Coat for $13 ($21 off): If you're paddling with your pooch, they need a lifejacket.
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Eventually, we both figure out our roles of paddling and navigating and have a really good time!
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When the wave's not there, you've got to paddle hard, and we're paddling hard at the moment.
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Like in "Jaws," this summer, the sharks are swimming, with paddling ACOs the target of their appetites.
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He grew up in Syracuse, paddling on polluted lakes, and liked to collect and test water samples.
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Reicher got to spend a week on the Green River, paddling through the vast Dinosaur National Monument.
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Taufatofua says his interest in kayaking comes from the canoeing and paddling traditions of his Tongan ancestors.
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They stumble on a bunch of locked up boats and steal one, paddling out into the moonlight.
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Take advantage of changing rooms, lockers, locks, life vests, paddling lessons and sunscreen, all at no cost.
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And from what I saw, all the smacking and paddling didn't make my classmates any better either.
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LONDON — At the height of a sweltering summer, Saga Vanecek went paddling in a southern Swedish lake.
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Though parents may agree to the paddling of their children, they will be contacted before it happens.
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Video posted to Instagram shows the tourists paddling and sitting in the water as onlookers watched on.
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Aerial video from the San Francisco TV station showed people paddling through Guerneville in canoes and kayaks.
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The Nooksack, they said, are known for racing narrow, fast war canoes, not paddling wide traveling canoes.
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In the summer, there are paddling pub tours to six different breweries along the lake and river.
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But as with the swans that glide on the Thames, a serene surface conceals some frantic paddling underneath.
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They played in my paddling pool when it was sunny and quacked in our kitchen when it snowed.
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Paddling back out, undeterred, I noticed some of the locals were staring at me and my unwieldy board.
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He can then see what the accelerometer records when the collar cam shows the bear paddling, for example.
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Later, he learned that two young undergraduates, out paddling in the same fog, had become disoriented and drowned.
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The US economy is like the duck: it looks calm on the top and is paddling furiously underneath.
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Soon he was swimming around the cans, and paddling his Nipper board out through (and over) the waves.
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Kev eventually opted for the not-as-cool, yet way more stable move of paddling from his knees.
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A third has been spotted paddling around a pond in Lilburn, about 20 miles (30 km) from downtown.
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Tennessee is one of 19 states where paddling in schools is both legal and common to this day.
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Last December, the Do Boys set out on a paddling trip on a remote lake in southern Chile.
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On a typical day, Bertish said, he will alternate between resting and paddling every two or three hours.
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Even when properly shaped, today's sperm are often pathetic swimmers, veering like drunks or paddling crazily in circles.
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After dealing with a broken-down boat and paddling half of a mile, the team finally reached Soshe's home.
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They've been like ducks — outwardly placid, especially to guests, but frantically paddling below the surface so they don't drown.
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"I was paddling back in a dinghy and saw a large thing over there in the muck," he said.
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And if the Republicans are looking for a red wave, I think they&aposre still out there paddling away.
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Construction will begin later in 2016, with surfers expected to start paddling in the lagoon's waters by late 2017.
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"It was a life of picnics, and paddling around in burns [Scottish streams] and watching people shooting," Rhodes said.
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He thinks the dolphins might've communicated with each other after the incident, avoiding him every time he was paddling.
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The woman was fearless, almost inhuman, like a paddling, kicking, breathing machine, arms churning stroke after stroke without stopping.
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Horner said former champions Red Bull were on schedule, proceeding like a swan while paddling frantically beneath the surface.
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It took me a week of paddling to traverse it, and I never saw another person, boat, or plane.
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You're paddling into a wave while people are screaming your name, your heart is beating out of your chest.
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We took off again and crossed the border into Canada, paddling all afternoon past granite promontories and tiny islets.
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And the Gowanus Dredgers canoe club — the folks who took the seminarians out paddling — want more put-in spots.
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We need to be surging ahead, aggressively, for survival; instead, we'll be dog-paddling around Mitt Romney's drain. Enough.
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We made a stop on Skidaway Island itself, hiking a quick loop in the state park before paddling back.
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After years of paddling against headwinds and currents, the engine felt like an invisible hand pushing the canoe along.
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So strong was the global tide that it was a relief to see some countries paddling the other way.
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In the photo, Garner and Violet can be seen paddling on the water as the sun sets in the background.
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The brown canine was found paddling near the rig, cold and shivering, with no indication of how he got there.
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"When it happens, you have to ride that lovely wave in because usually you are just paddling out," she adds.
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Twitter is open and public, and consuming its content can feel like dog-paddling in the middle of a shipwreck.
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Freeman spent the morning of his last day of vacation paddling around the waters of Cape Cod near Orleans, Massachusetts.
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The mass of humanity paddling towards us are among the hundreds of Rohingya Muslims who attempt this crossing every day.
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They had left by sailboat at midnight, paddling for 10 hours on a windless sea, from the village of Corail.
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I had dived into the cesspool of online dating looking for love, but my manic dog paddling hadn't produced that.
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Video footage showed a man in a life jacket in a small boat paddling down a street submerged in water.
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Paddling children in private schools is lawful in all but two states, Iowa and New Jersey, according to the nonprofit.
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Besides, he was busy paddling, soaking up the sun on his face and watching the light dance on the water.
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He can often be spotted paddling around the 150,000-gallon pool in his enclosure or sunning himself on the beach nearby.
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We may feel like we're paddling our own boats, but the platform is the river and the algorithms are the current.
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Houston residents began sharing raw, intimate footage of paddling in canoes, huddling in shelters, and their living rooms filling with water.
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If this is the case, this could become a serious problem for the Fed and they can soon start paddling backwards.
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We have dozens upon dozens of verbal euphemisms for masturbation: jerking off, shucking the corn, paddling the pink canoe among them.
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When I tried to Shazam Miike Snow's "Paddling Out" while using the Galaxy Buds, Shazam wasn't able to recognize the song.
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The clip shows a tarantula "paddling" around a body of water at Big Bend Ranch State Park without too much trouble.
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"It's great for working out because you're paddling the whole time and it's quite physical," said the Briton of that activity.
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Tourists who make the trip by boat are treated to doggy paddling alongside the pigs to capture some truly wild content.
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Are they the musical equivalent of photos of a toddler puking into a paddling pool that you might see on Facebook?
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In "Paddling North," she estimated that she had covered 22015,075 solo miles in Alaska and British Columbia over nearly 25 years.
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Recently, a visitor has been seen paddling around in a lake in New York's Central Park: a brightly colored little duck.
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After paddling all the way out past the pier to catch waves coming from the outside, everything just feels so serene.
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Just take a look at this happy, paddling coven: 2 hour PDX river loop run between Sellwood and Broadway bridges today.
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I can be out on a lake paddling my canoe, and up will pop the shortlist for the Man Booker Prize.
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The VanderGast sisters were admiring the turtles paddling through the Lake in Central Park under a blazing sun the other afternoon.
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Salzman said DOS members who did not complete assigned tasks were physically punished for their failures, usually by whip or paddling.
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While SUP is stand-up paddling in open water, SUP yoga is an offshoot that is, well, sort of self-explanatory.
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All 3 got in some paddling -- Kat and Chris on a tandem kayak, and Rob was solo on a stand-up paddleboard.
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According to the Center for Effective Discipline, an advocacy group that wants to end paddling, 19 states allow corporal punishment in schools.
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In judging tandem paddling, you look at the synchrony of the movement, the cadence, and how well the partners are working together.
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But on Sunday, a number of the widely adored, doggy-paddling pigs were found dead on the beach of Big Major Cay.
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She pulled the train plug on Viafore's kayak while they were paddling on the Hudson River in 2015 and watched him drown.
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Their sweating toil is to keep paddling the shit so Facebook's sewers don't back up entirely and flood the platform with it.
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Fathers and sons, solitary men paddling against big waves, the contemplation of decay, men sweating and panting on their way to redemption.
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Often when we're in shallow water, it's much easier and quicker to get where we're going by poling along, rather than paddling.
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The boat's captain and four crew members escaped the wreckage by jumping on to a dinghy and paddling to a nearby boat.
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After the meeting, Brown acknowledged the anger of Resistance supporters at home, but he kept paddling his canoe, first left, then right.
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From the dog-paddling Toronto Raptors to the rebuilding Sacramento Kings, let's take a look at a few examples across the league.
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The CA$2 "toonie" features a view of the blue-green aurora borealis above two canoeists paddling along a tree-lined lake.
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He discovered a talent and love for long distance paddling, so much so that his life was slowly taken over by it.
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His adventures, guided hundreds of miles by Tlingit natives paddling a dugout cedar canoe, became rhapsodic dispatches that found an enthusiastic audience.
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Local Alec Voorhees, 21, won the qualifier race; he's been paddling this stretch of the river since he was 11 years old.
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Along with the swimming, cycling, paddling, boating, hiking, camping and fishing, Canadians will experience a perhaps less welcome seasonal phenomenon this year.
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"I've always been driven by curiosity and intrigued by the unknown," Cossman says, as a drone tracks him paddling through a canyon, shirtless.
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Halszkaraptor is the only non-avian dinosaur to have dual locomotory modes where one way of getting around is paddling with the arms.
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This is a city so monumentally screwed by climate change that a mayoral candidate's campaign commercial showed him paddling down a flooded street.
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Nick: In one of the episode's more lazy detours, we have Rick and Aaron paddling a boat across a lake full of zombies.
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While paddling around in flooded paddy fields, ducks tear up weeds and snack on insects, with their manure even acting as additional fertilizer.
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E.J. and his wife, Kristin, raised Dane and his sister, Emily, in an R.V., home-schooled them and spent countless days paddling rivers.
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I sometimes accompany my 10 breaths with a memory of a surfer I once watched paddling into the sunset of the Pacific Ocean.
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Our crew drives to a nearby lake and we spend the next couple hours paddling, eagle spotting, and (successfully) trying not to flip.
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And most of her paddling experience — extensive as it was — had been in Hawaii, where the waters were warmer, calmer and more inviting.
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So the first thing I want to say is that everybody is sort of paddling in the same canoe, in the same direction.
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Explorer Rough waves, water lilies, cloudless skies, no towns or hiking paths — paddling on the water in Maine can be a primal experience.
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When it dropped, there was no more doggy-paddling against the riptide of the day—he could relax, let it pass over him.
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My efforts at French leave me at once inert and exhausted, as though I've been dog-paddling in a pool of standing water.
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Before this towheaded young man was paddling through the turbulent entertainment industry, he was just another crafty kid growing up in Walled Lake, Michigan.
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She did sneak in a kiss or 2 along the way, but you can tell paddling was still at the forefront of her mind.
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It was just before daybreak when Goodman got into the water, started paddling out and spotted the top of a white vehicle partially submerged.
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But below the surface her government is paddling furiously to avoid being submerged by the awesome bureaucratic task bequeathed to it by Britain's voters.
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Claim a secluded seat to watch the sun begin to hit the surface of Lady Bird Lake (where kayakers will likely already be paddling).
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His mother fell overboard and Fernéndez jumped in after her, paddling back to the boat with one arm as she held onto his back.
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Drinking spirits is akin to swimming open-mouthed in a paddling pool filled with petrol, a lit Zippo on a pendulum swinging above you.
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But as they get closer, you can make out more, a tangle of human forms huddled on rafts, paddling furiously to cross the water.
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Racers can be disqualified for intentionally hitting another board or paddling while sitting or kneeling for more than a few strokes at a time.
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Behind the corps of men is an arched bridge encircling a tableau of two men madly paddling, each with human cargo on his back.
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As a reviewer on WIRED's Gear team, I've eaten a metric ton of dehydrated food on camping, hiking, climbing, backpacking, and occasionally paddling trips.
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Mr. Davis wrote about a former Army medic who was a double amputee who had died in a paddling accident in the Chesapeake Bay.
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We take turns paddling while the pizza heats in the oven and we spend the rest of the night drinking wine by a fire.
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The only problem was that the pier was right in the middle of the resort, so you had loads of people swimming/paddling/floundering around.
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They were waddling, pecking and paddling their way around Broad Channel, Queens, before heading back to the eastern shores of the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge.
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In the campaign's lead video, Cameron weaves through the country's South Island, walking along stunning hiking tracks, exploring ice caves and paddling in a canyon.
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After paddling back to the beach, one of Wapner's friends quickly drove him to the hospital, Sierra Vista Regional Medical Center in San Luis Obispo.
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Ayanna Smith tells PEOPLE her son, Jalijah, is still a bit shaken up from last week's paddling inside the Meadows Elementary School in DeSoto, Texas.
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The duo spent most of the calf's debut swimming the entire pool and paddling up to the glass to look at visitors face-to-face.
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Incredible Features Inc, a news agency, alleges in a lawsuit that the former Laguna Beach actress posted two pics of paddling pups without proper permission.
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Rather, Democrats can offer a detailed plan for Congress to assert authority over an imperial presidency, dog-paddling through a sea of foreign policy challenges.
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He takes patrons paddling through the Clam Bayou Nature Preserve, which extends out into Boca Ciega Bay and is shared by St. Petersburg and Gulfport.
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Like a duck on water, little appears to be happening at surface level; meanwhile, the would-be candidates are paddling furiously just out of sight.
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It is certainly not at its peak; rather, it takes a bit of paddling and vision to catch the best waves and enjoy the ride.
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It's the kind of look that would mystify my parents ("Are you going paddling in the sea?" they would probably ask, after a long pause).
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But for those who really want to get away from the city — while staying in the city — to do some paddling, there's Jamaica Bay, Queens.
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"It's really different from paddling in the city," said Chris Wattembarger, 66, a Jamaica Bay regular for four years and a kayaker since age 7.
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Around 20,000 people gathered on Wellington's waterfront to see the waka hourua arrive, joined by a number of carved wooden paddling canoes, or waka taua.
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But the duck, which has no known name, appears to be quite healthy, paddling across the sprawling Pond and even integrating with the native mallards.
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Childs writes of people who couldn't stop paddling, of small numbers of adventurers who ended up at Monte Verde because it was like their homeland.
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So when his son mentioned paddling the Mississippi, he volunteered to go along and help raise money for families of soldiers who died by suicide.
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A few years ago, it was surprising to see one or two people paddling on Puget Sound, even on one of our warmer summer nights.
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When I'm sidelined, looking at these images from my favorite paddling adventures inspires me and reminds me that I'll be back in the cockpit soon.
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On Monday night, he plunged the pumpkin in the pond on the family's property, climbed inside and with an oar in hand he started paddling around.
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His father, Trudeau said, would not have worried about encountering rough weather while paddling a canoe because his approach was to "sing louder and paddle harder".
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As the film opens with O'Keefe and her stepbrother Brad in a paddling pool, we learn her secret—she has vagina dentata ("toothed vagina" in Latin).
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After several unsuccessful attempts at grabbing the dog, they noticed that she was getting tired and paddling slower, after treading water for at least an hour.
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Bush, after desperately paddling his life raft away from the island and Japanese boats sent out to capture him, was miraculously rescued by a U.S. submarine.
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Twenty-year-old Jorgensen, paddling in her first Olympics, said she focused on her own race to avoid becoming overwhelmed by the quality of her competition.
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The Beach model is a hybrid, open-cockpit sit-in-kayak, while the Bay is a faster-paddling boat with a closed cockpit for flatter water.
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We feel that our movement has successfully united all aspects of Hawaiian culture with the exception of our traditional ocean practices - namely surfing, fishing, paddling, etc.
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The metaphor he used is that of the swan — above the water it flows, elegant and graceful, but below the surface the feet are paddling madly.
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"This is good for the immune system, a cold shock," he said, paddling out just past a jetty as foamy waves bounced him up and down.
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The sun glints off the morning swells and the aluminum masts of the sailboats, which bob like a vast paddling of sleeping ducks along the quay.
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It looks daunting at first, even unnavigable, but after paddling uncertainly for a while your raft will find a current and rush you forward, pell mell.
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The couple, who shared an apartment in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., had gone kayaking together on the Hudson River, paddling in the cold, choppy water to Bannerman Island.
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Bertish averaged 44 miles a day — mostly at night to avoid exposure to the sun — and alternated between resting and paddling every two or three hours.
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But they are convinced — rightly — that Netanyahu is a leader who is forever dog paddling in the middle of the Rubicon, never ready to cross it.
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Trapped between an apathetic state and local squabbles, Occitan risks paddling along like rowers by a waterfall: never tumbling over the edge, but always fighting to survive.
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On a recent afternoon, Cini, wearing a mesh shirt and no life jacket, pushed off into the river and began paddling through choppy water toward lower Manhattan.
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Photographer Scott Olson captured this deeply pissed off pussycat paddling through the water, and it didn't take long for social networks to latch on to the cat.
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"ICF statutes state clearly that a person using a paddle as a main form of propulsion whilst on a craft in water is canoeing/paddling," Toulson said.
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Garmin Forerunner 935 GPS Watch for $400 ($100 off): Garmin's GPS-equipped watch comes preloaded with apps for running, biking, skiing, climbing, hiking, paddling, golfing, and more.
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We took a lesson this week and learned the "Three P's" of surfing — positioning, paddling and popping up — with encouragement, ease and only two very sandy faceplants.
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Next thing you know, you're strapped to a doofy fiberglass kayak and paddling down a fake river just so you can get a little bit of recognition.
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As one of those ever-paddling anxiety-ducks, I've spent untold amounts of mental and emotional energy in my life trying to choose between two bad options.
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"I walked into the bathroom and looked at the familiar person in the mirror," she wrote in "Paddling North" (294), about her decision to take the trip.
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He was the youngest partner when chosen to lead the expedition with his Chipewyan partner, Awgeenah, paddling a massive river that led west from the continent's center.
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Now, simply because Trump is paddling like mad under the surface while trying to look like he is effortlessly gliding on the surface doesn't make him guilty.
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A Multi-Tool: "I have one I bring climbing, one I bring camping/hiking and one for rafting/SUPing," Mr. Egensteiner said, referring to stand-up paddling.
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More usual is the genre novel offered by a literary heavyweight self-consciously paddling in shallow waters, doing the genre a favor by splashing about in it.
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Humans have created similarly spectacular secret locales, albeit accidentally, as this kayaker discovered while paddling through the abandoned MV E Evangelia cargo ship off the coast of Romania.
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In a further sign of concern over the growing hordes of visitors, Rome announced earlier this month it would fine tourists caught paddling in its myriad baroque fountains.
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If Hollywood's still casting for "Aquaman" they might want to look into Joanna Krupa, who looked like a superhero paddling around Miami in the tiniest possible green bikini.
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In the kayaking world, "boof" is the name for a technique kayakers use when paddling toward a waterfall and has nothing to do with sex of any kind.
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"Just paddling with the turtle on your lap, it just changes the center of gravity so much that I really had to concentrate on the balance," Foley says.
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In the footage, she is seen leisurely paddling on the river on a water bike when suddenly the cat falls from the bridge above and into the water.
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But then, the animal turned his paddling paws toward the human's bag of snacks, and what started as a viewing party quickly turned into a tug of war.
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The suit allowed one brave firefighter, Dwayne Marty, to safely crawl across the ice to reach the dog, who was stuck paddling in the middle of the pond.
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The commission said it had obtained up to 4,600 photos of men — some identified as defendants — who are shown naked after an "apparent" paddling or other sex acts.
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For starters, the act of paddling after and catching a wave is a full body workout that tests numerous muscle groups, as well as the heart and lungs.
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Or they travel in dugout canoes, always standing — paddling when going to sea to fish, or poling when going upriver toward the villages of the indigenous Emberá people.
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People paddling in makeshift rafts, homes destroyed, babies being rescued, crowds stuffed into New Orleans' Superdome—these are the images that were constantly in the news after Katrina.
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The parents of both boys had been contacted by the school and gave prior permission for the paddling as punishment for the boys' fighting, according to the affidavit.
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This year, fewer than 10 of the 225 participants were on traditional (or "prone") surfboards and paddling with their hands, and several were in two-man outrigger canoes.
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"We've all watched him since he was 7 or 8 surfing around the North Shore and paddling out at Pipe," Kelly Slater, the 11-time world champion, said.
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In December, a lawmaker in Kentucky prefiled a bill for the coming legislative session that would end the use of spanking, shaking or paddling in the state's schools.
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Surfers who oppose drilling in the Bight plan to take their message to Norway next month by paddling out and protesting in front of the Oslo Opera House.
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Dr. Godefroit said the dinosaur lacked webbed feet, so it is unlikely that it swam like a swan, gracefully gliding on the water's surface while feverishly paddling below.
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He just finished paddling his way across what's known as the "Everest" of sailing — rowing with five other men across the unpredictable Drake Passage, from South America to Antarctica.
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Many of the homes and businesses in Lumberton were flooded with several feet of water on Monday afternoon and residents were seen paddling about the town in small skiffs.
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At some point, however, an insect bit his hand — which he didn't realize at the time — and his hand dipped into the floodwater as he was paddling, he says.
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Investors are getting caught paddling upstream, and as they turn their bearish boats around, the tide will continue to rise for stocks, argues Tom Lee of Fundstrat Global Advisors.
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The victims, all in their 60s, appeared to have been paddling a single inflatable boat on Valdez Glacier Lake, about 120 miles east of Anchorage, police in Valdez said.
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Take this video uploaded onto Facebook by Jas and Joes Long Road Home, where the marsupial can be seen paddling across the Harriet River on Kangaroo Island, South Australia.
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We're a small family but part of a bigger family that gets together at the beach and enjoys each other's company between bouts of vigorous paddling, swimming and running.
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Their feet, hands, and hair lifted first, then their bodies, arms dog-paddling and legs kicking ineffectually as they giggled and grinned like fools for a fleeting, floating instant.
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The school will use a "three strike policy" so the paddling doesn't happen on the first or second offense, according to the new guidelines put forth by the school.
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In 2007 Bartleby was paddling in the Atlantic next to an analyst from a credit-rating agency receiving frantic messages on his BlackBerry about jitters in the credit system.
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At the sight of us, they began screaming and paddling frantically toward the riverbank, where a row of crude shelters sat on a bluff that was cleared of jungle.
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In 2007 Bartleby was paddling in the Atlantic next to an analyst from a credit-rating agency receiving frantic messages on his BlackBerry about the collapse of the credit system.
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The victims told authorities how the fraternity brothers subjected the pledges to hazing that ranged from repeated paddling on the buttocks to being forced to swallow chewing tobacco and goldfish.
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Rabio the octopus successfully chose the winners of Japan's matches during three experiments carried out in a paddling pool on June 19, the day of Japan's first game against Colombia.
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" The man paddling then went to the other side of the river as the lettering on the Fox News broadcast began to read: "Griff Foils Illegals' Attempt to Cross Border.
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The kayak on the trip, which a few of us took turns paddling, was one of the vessels that had conveyed McDonald from source to sea, a few years before.
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Not only do they spend hours incessantly paddling against open water currents, but they pay attention to what they shove in their mouths, just like we're all supposed to do.
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I spent the first 30 minutes paddling from my knees on the long, wide board until I found the nerve to attempt to stand, and promptly fell into the reservoir.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Most evenings, Abigail Hounkpe can be found paddling her wooden canoe on the murky waters in Makoko, a waterfront community on the Lagos lagoon in Nigeria's southwest.
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This photo of one, ennui-stricken lifeguard in Rio, which came from a New York Times article about the futility of lifeguards at the Olympics, has been competently paddling around Twitter.
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"We had to start hitting our numbers reliably, which we've done, albeit while we might look like a serene swan on the top we are paddling quite hard underneath," he said.
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Liam and Luke took full advantage of a nice swell Thursday in the 'Bu, paddling out to catch some waves and get away from all the drama back on dry land.
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There's a quiet magic to paddling around an endless expanse of mirrored water for hours, with just a seal or two tailing you and the occasional barking sea lion for company.
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A bunch of us got driven home by the police for hiding in a bush, waiting until the park closed, and creeping out to sit in the paddling pool doing poppers.
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Today's passage is from "Paddling North," an award-winning memoir by Audrey Sutherland of her 800-mile solo kayak journey in Alaska, that she embarked upon at the age of 60.
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And it's only the sketchy gray man paddling a canoe across "The Beginning" who, by keeping the painting anchored however tenuously in figuration, gives its psychedelic pointillism the power to shock.
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The water was rich with silt, chocolate brown; a few children investigated at its edge with buckets, paddling where it foamed lazily, curling warm around their ankles, sucking under their soles.
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The 2015 Christmas season in New York looked more like Los Angeles, with Santas sweating in their stockings, runners in shirts and tank tops, and surfers paddling out on Christmas morning.
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"Good boy, Storm!" a man's voice says in the video, calling to a golden retriever paddling toward a brown lump bobbing in the water of Port Jefferson Harbor off Long Island.
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A typical sunny Saturday might consist of rock climbing in the morning, longboarding in the afternoon, and grabbing a six-pack before paddling out to a distant beach to watch the sunset.
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Paddle boarding evolved from surfing in Hawaii in the 1960s but its recent boom has centred on stand-up paddling (SUP) with both disciplines part of the AAP's World Tour since 2012.
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The Canadian Prime Minister's toothsome grin is in your old high school friend's Twitter feed, where he's kayaking on a placid Canadian lake and paddling up to their parents to say hello.
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During a visit to Lazigou on Friday, Reuters journalists saw a Chinese restaurant owner paddling over the river in a small fishing boat, reaching the other side in a matter of seconds.
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She also brought a camera and took pictures of herself that became the basis for illustrations done by her sister, Dorothy Schufeldt Bowles, for Sutherland's first book, "Paddling My Own Canoe" (1982).
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Each morning, we went for a run downtown, had breakfast and cycled to work, then we met for swim practice at noon and spent the evening paddling across Town Lake in kayaks.
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But after about a half-dozen falls I got the hang of it, and we spent the next hour paddling like a couple of gondoliers around the peaceful and largely empty reservoir.
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Users can search by destination and filter results by things such as pricing, group size, amenities (showers, toilets, picnic tables), terrain (forest, hot spring, waterfall) and activities (climbing, surfing, white-water paddling).
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In a video shared on the U.S. Coast Guard's social media pages, the pooch can be seen paddling away from the beach as rescuers close in on its location from their boat.
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She and her husband nicknamed it the "End of the World" when they first came upon it half a century ago, after paddling south along the barrier island to the water's end.
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Nature lovers looking for an easier read might prefer a travelogue like last year's "Kings of the Yukon," Adam Weymouth's well-received account of paddling across Alaska in search of king salmon.
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The best way to think of McConnell is like a duck -- he appears to be gliding slowly and without seeming effort on the surface, all the while paddling furiously under the surface.
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It was a workout for me as my companion, my 11-year-old son, comfy in his backrest-equipped spot, grew tired of paddling and drifted off to sleep at one point.
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The tradition of the Hawaiian waterman is alive today, as residents grow up frolicking in the waves — surfing, swimming and paddling as a matter of course, learning the rules of the ocean.
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Here, I met Bill Keogh, the easygoing owner of Big Pine Kayak Adventures, who guides paddling trips from Big Pine Key to the "backcountry," a largely protected region of undeveloped mangrove islands.
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Nature lovers looking for an easier read might prefer a travelogue like last year's "Kings of the Yukon," Adam Weymouth's well-received account of paddling across Alaska in search of king salmon.
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In the clip, Eastwood and a friend can be seen paddling in the middle of a body of water as two orcas — who are also known as killer whales —swim below their boat.
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In late June, after my first week of paddling, I was greased with dust and sweat but not yet accustomed to it; I still had a New York standard for maximum grime allowed.
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Diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in college, Spineto has completed a 100-mile standup paddling trip and sailed the Florida Keys solo, all the while proving that anything is possible, despite the disease.
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The city's mayor, in particular, has made an issue of pushing floodwaters back, going so far as to shoot a campaign video that (jokingly?) features him paddling down waterlogged streets instead of driving.
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One of Italy's most visited cities, Rome has long struggled to keep tidy treasures such as the Colosseum, and tourists paddling in its sculpted fountains have done little to help in recent years.
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Whether you're headed out for a paddling trip on a placid lake or a deep sea fishing adventure on heaving swells, if you're not wearing a good life jacket, you're doing it wrong.
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Next, it takes only about three to five minutes to unfold the thing and get paddling — I think I can probably get it down to two minutes with a bit of practice, though.
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He and his voyageurs and Chipewyan guides were attempting, 14 years before Lewis and Clark, to cross North America, paddling birch bark canoes down a river they hoped would pierce the Rocky Mountains.
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Finishing, we slathered on sunscreen, hydrated and resumed paddling the coastline where we regularly funneled into narrow tunnels of mangrove that would then open cinematically to wide vistas of the cerulean Caribbean Sea.
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The hotel also has two tennis courts and a pool on three levels and additional activities include a basketball court, sailing, kayaking, outrigger canoeing, stand-up paddling, whale watching, snorkeling, hiking, and more.
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"This group spends a large amount of time in the surf zone, an area commonly frequented by sharks, and may unintentionally attract sharks by splashing, paddling, and 'wiping out,'" according to the report.
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Boxford said that the appeal of stand-up paddling lay in its accessibility, relative ease to learn and the fact that it could be enjoyed on rivers, lakes, oceans and even inner-city canals.
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Imagine keeping one on your bike pedal to measure pedaling cadence, moving it to your kayaking oar for measuring paddling cadence, and finally sticking it on your shoe for measuring a run, for example.
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But Benus's coach, Juraj Mincik, told Reuters the 28-year-old athlete is coping well with the added pressure of paddling in his predecessor's wake, after winning the nomination over the five-time medalist.
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Posting the clip to Instagram on Wednesday night, Legend is seen paddling underneath the water from one side of their pool to the other, while an instructor watches on from the shallow end stairs.
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Ariel Travis, 24, of Cleveland, Ohio, and his uncle Dan Shain, of New Jersey, bought a canoe two days before they went on a "super last-minute" journey paddling their way across Lake Erie.
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Corporal punishment, defined as paddling, spanking or other forms of physical punishment, is legal at public schools in 19 states, mainly in the South, and is also allowed at private schools in 20103 states.
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I caught a much livelier performance on Solomon Islands national day, when a group of dancer/musicians, their bodies painted, clad only in loincloths, performed canoe paddling chants of their ancestors with infectious energy.
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A half an hour later, when I'd almost reached the opposite shore, I looked back and saw J. paddling toward me, a speck of green, ready to tug me to shore if I needed help.
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The Port St. Lucie, Florida, resident was paddling around a surf spot known as Corners, near Carlin Park in Jupiter, when he noticed a spinner shark swimming toward him, West Palm Beach's WPBF News reports.
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According to News 12, Joe Baron and his family discovered a baby alligator paddling around their backyard pool in Bayport, New York, on Saturday — even though alligators are not native to the northeastern United States.
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Aiming to streamline access for all forms of recreation, the RNR Act will provide support for boating, hiking, camping, fishing, biking, hunting, paddling, snowmobiling, climbing, ATVing, skiing and other motorized and non-motorized recreation use.
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During the floods, his daily commute to work involved descending the steps, hopping onto a raft made of wood planks and polystyrene wrapped in plastic, and paddling for five minutes, out of the flood zone.
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It's about a Syrian-American guy who chooses not to leave New Orleans after Katrina and instead stays and spends time in a canoe paddling around the city, feeding dogs left behind and rescuing people.
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At Edge of the Lake there were many games of volleyball, bowls, and paddling boats on offer, so if I ever felt too lonely, I just joined in with whatever was going on around me.
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This is why Halszkaraptor and its apparent suite of adaptations specifically for swimming and paddling intertwined with a body plan hilariously originating from a lineage known for doing precisely not that is such an revolutionary find.
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ON THE IPSWICH RIVER — This waterway, a haven for fishing and paddling, and a crucial artery for drinking water that flows through the drought hot spot in northeastern Massachusetts, seems distinctly unlike a river, in parts.
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Upriver, a popular canoeing area is now a pool of standing water — though outfitters say paddling is still possible on some stretches — with exposed, sandy riverbanks and empty shells of mussels that have long since died.
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If you're exhausted enough from driving or hiking, paddling or just lying out in the sun, you could make do with canned beans and gas-station white bread, and the experience would be just as grand.
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The incident stems from a pre-wedding party on August 30, when the wedding party and friends spent an afternoon rafting, paddling and drinking on the Delaware River in Pennsylvania, according to an affidavit of probable cause.
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You will see the couple tasting "world-class" wine and cheese in the Okanagan Valley, paddling canoes in Haida Gwaii, where many of the population are First Nation Canadians, and sailing a tall ship in Victoria. 3.
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I long ago learned to navigate these waves and shifted from paddling to swimming and now surfing along the surface, expertly consuming what I want and adding to the mix when I think I can offer value.
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Stand-up paddling, as seen in this image of Luskentyre Beach on the Isle of Harris, is one of the most popular new sports in Scotland Buchan captured this image in Yell, one of Scotland's Shetland Islands.
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NRS Sandal Socks for $19 ($6 off): Today in "Things I never knew I needed": NRS' wetsuit socks have a hydrocuff seal and a fleece lining to keep your feet warm and dry while paddling or surfing.
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The arts festival just released a video on their Instagram of the Hawaiian street artist paddling over to his latest large-scale mural, located on the water under a giant overpass near the port of Long Beach.
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"We have identified three dozen people by name that we have contacted or know it happened," he said, referring to people who said they had experienced inappropriate sex acts, paddling or photography or payments by the judge.
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Back on Tanjung Aan beach, Utami and half a dozen other students practised pop-up - moving from a paddling to standing position - and helped load surfboards on to the boat before they headed out to the sea.
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To the beat of a drum, the 29 members of the Filipino Dynamos train or compete every Sunday - their only day off each week - in the paddling ritual that has roots dating back more than 2,000 years.
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A few tips: Hit the waves early in the morning or late in the evening to avoid the crowds, arrive early if you're renting equipment to guarantee a board, and check the surf report before paddling out.
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Clint Eastwood's son posted a video of himself out in the waters of Baja California Sur, where he says he and a pal stopped for lunch before paddling out to sea after hearing some orcas in the water.
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The God of War collection includes six prints, which all feature Kratos and his son Atreus in a variety of scenarios: paddling past a giant statue, preparing to face dark enemies, or being stomped by an angry troll.
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Passengers on a passing ferry spotted Holt out in the water and one woman, Eunice Rivers, managed to catch a video of him mid-trip, paddling valiantly against the current as water splashed up on his dress shoes.
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" And then related by Todd York, "Discuss the irony of having a female Apple employee paddling alone on a body of water, calling into the event, great imaging, why was there only one female executive from Apple onstage?
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Whether paddling for just a few minutes at a time or cruising for the better part of an afternoon, any fatigue or stiffness I feel is always a result of physical effort, not the design of the Castine.
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But others chose a strategy of paddling out to the middle of the river, where the wind and waves were greater -- but so was the current they fought, a strategy that favors only the strongest paddlers, explained Hopkins.
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"People say it's a really thriving town, but underneath people are paddling like hell to keep up," said Annie Clements, in her 70s, and a member of the Working for Kimba's Future Group that supports the nuclear dump.
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The menu terms it a mushroom pineapple curry, but you will get a sharper idea if you picture mushroom slices and squares of pressed tofu paddling around in a creamy yellow sauce of crushed pineapple and coconut milk.
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The children who attend this summer camp haven't been busy paddling canoes, hiking trails and weaving lanyards; they've been studying stand-up with professional New York comics and experienced teenage mentors from the Kids 'N Comedy regular season.
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"Nazaré didn't start with paddling, it started with towing," Steudtner said, referring to the practice of using a motorized watercraft to sling surfers into position on waves that are too big and fast to catch on their own power.
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Its video, based on a treatment submitted by high school student Ashley Huicochea and made with Chicago's VAM Studio, sees Woods part-submerged in both a lake and backyard paddling pool, as she sings her ode to the city.
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They found that as sea ice melted, female adult bears and younger bears of both genders were paddling distances greater than 22012 miles more often in order to find pieces of ice large enough for them to rest on.
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They found that as sea ice melted, female adult bears and younger bears of both genders were paddling distances greater than 230 miles more often in order to find pieces of ice large enough for them to rest on.
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It was worth it, though: I saw large brain and fan corals and fish every shade of the spectrum, and when I occasionally looked up, I would see dozens of brown pelicans bouncing on the waves and paddling about.
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Back in New York, they explored the East River by raft ("Ames paddling, me terrified," Ms. Palm said); discovered they both love to spend whole days coding on the computer; and had their first kiss in Washington Square Park.
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Not much has changed with me in the eight years since then, but I have achieved a little perspective, courtesy of the thousands of hours I've spent paddling, thrashing and crashing in the ocean trying to catch a wave.
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At the sound of my entrance, she freaked, and then at the sight of me she freaked harder, paddling her front paws furiously against the mesh metal door, which made the unlocking only more difficult and extended her agony.
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John Legend announced on Twitter on Monday that he was taking swimming lessons for the first time in his adult life, and the internet swooned at the adorable image of the singer paddling around a pool in water wings.
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The 2000-year-old Cameroonian survived a 243-month trip across the African continent and a 2000-hour overnight ordeal on the Mediterranean, paddling north from Morocco in a fragile inflatable boat that he bought along with seven other people.
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But the plucky Finns kept paddling, jettisoning their early pursuit of consumer hardware (Pienimäki describes attempting to openly compete with Google in the consumer smartphone space as essentially "suicidal" at this point) to narrow their focus to a b218b licensing play.
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Mat McNerney: One of my first music memories where music kind of exploded for me was when I was listening to Slayer in my best friend's back yard and running and jumping into his paddling pool from trees and stuff.
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"It is better to have robust carbon pricing across Europe rather than paddling in our own canoe," Paul Hallas, Regulation and Strategy Director, Centrica, told members of Britain's cross-party Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) Committee earlier this week.
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Some have managed to avoid the shitshow by embarking on alternative modes of transportation, from paddling their way across the city's waterways, to now, hanging off the outside of the trains, "subway surfing" without having to take a step inside.
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In the turquoise-green painting, "Fear of Waves," we have a front row, aerial view of dozens of swimmers running, swimming and paddling towards shore, which is nowhere in sight, ahead of the waves rolling in from right to left.
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" She took the book title "Paddling My Own Canoe" from another bold woman who became a role model for future generations, Louisa May Alcott, who wrote in her journal, "I'd rather be a free spinster and paddle my own canoe.
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As a volunteer with the New York City Water Trail Association, a paddling group that runs weekly water quality testing of city waterways, Mr. Gershenhorn takes water samples along the Hudson and rides them to a testing site by bicycle.
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A Hannaford supermarket is less than three miles away, and it is a short stroll to Pleasant Point Park, where there are hiking trails and access to the Saco River for swimming and paddling, as well as a rope swing.
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At least eight groups of lizards have a habit of diving headfirst into sand, if it is available, and making paddling motions with their limbs to carry them below, as if they were submerging themselves in a body of water.
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Nine out of the 158 lawmakers elected for the current legislative period could not assume their seats due to legal proceedings ranging from corruption, money laundering and illicit enrichment, influence paddling and attempted homicide, according to a recent report by the CICIG.
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Around Anmer in Norfolk, about 120 miles north of London, the family of five will live a more relaxed life, heading to the nearby beaches for fun in the sand, paddling or taking trips to local parks and cafes with mom Kate.
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Camp Kids 'N Comedy Graduation Shows (Friday) The children who attend this summer camp haven't been busy paddling canoes and hiking trails; they've been studying stand-up with professional New York comics and experienced teenage mentors from the Kids 'N Comedy regular shows.
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One paddle in front of the other For anyone with dreams of North Fork or Olympic fame, whether they are new to the sport or have been paddling since they were a kid, the advice is often the same: more time on rivers.
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Igarashi, who works under the name Rokudenashiko—often translated as "good-for-nothing girl" or "bastard child"—first rose to international notoriety two years ago after 3D printing a kayak in the shape of her own vulva and paddling it down a river.
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A fun surfing trip took a harrowing turn for Third Eye Blind's Stephan Jenkins and Brad Hargreaves when they noticed four teens caught in a riptide off the Carolina Coast – but now the two are also heroes after paddling the group back to safety.
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SALY, Senegal (Reuters) - Two days after al Qaeda gunman shot dead 18 people on an Ivory Coast beach, tourists strolled nonchalantly down a similar stretch of sand in the Senegalese resort of Saly on Tuesday, browsing trinkets on sale and paddling in the Atlantic.
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I'm the queen of the old, tattered guidebook that assures you "at mile 2.6 of the trail is a small waterfall that invites barefoot paddling," and my online searches for things like "local kid swimming hole" have led our family down many a back road.
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"I haven't been able to go surfing for a year-and-a-half, and I've been in severe pain because I spent all my time doing that, which I can barely do now," he said while demonstrating a paddling motion, according to Cannabis Radio.
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So do the Treibers, who spent time this summer paddling on the Sound in their new kayak and swimming in the Shore Acres pool, which "is at the tip of a peninsula jutting into the harbor, with the Sound on three sides," Mr. Treiber said.
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The three-tiered, 22-room Joaquin is perched along the North Coast Highway, providing ocean views and salty breezes from several of its rooms and is a reasonable walk or short drive to all of the town's surfing or paddling beaches, boutiques, galleries and restaurants.
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In the afternoon, locals bring their dogs up the elevator to pant near the small paddling pool (the day I was there, I saw two pitbulls and a terrier mix), and the bar serves oysters and $10 slices of funfetti birthday cake all day.
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Those who failed to meet quotas faced punishments that included paddling or being forced to spend three to five days in isolation in a walled section of the compound while being denied food and listening to prerecorded sermons by church leaders, according to the complaint.
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Single-use plastic bottles and utensils are banned from the international media center, and reporters received gift bags that included a cup made from recycled plastic, imprinted with a cartoon of a crying turtle paddling beside a floating water bottle, straw and grocery bag.
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In one display, scenes from "Down by Law" (19853) show the three jail escapees, played by Tom Waits, John Lurie and Roberto Benigni, paddling a skiff through the bayou as Mr. Müller's camera slowly navigates through thickets of trees that both reveal and conceal the men.
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During our paddling trip along the Ammassalik Fjord we camped at the base one night in August 2014 and we were surprised to learn later in Kulusuk that some locals actually want it to stay the way it is because it is a point of attraction for visiting tourists.
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I want to be outside in a paddling pool doing something frankly disgusting to a ice pop, but instead I must generate content for you squawking content birds, you hungry little chicks, you need content, always, your hunger never ends, and it is ruining every second of my life.
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Netanyahu is a man who is forever dog paddling in the middle of the Rubicon, never crossing it, always teasing you ("I'm coming your way — I'm going to make a decision"), only to remain right where he is, balancing between all his rivals, so that he alone survives.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Filipino women are paddling for gold in this year's dragon boat races in Hong Kong, with one thing separating them from the competition - they are all maids, often taken for granted in the rich Chinese-ruled city, who no longer want to feel left out.
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The journey would take us 130 miles along the notoriously rough shoreline of Shelikof Strait, across river drainages and bays, paddling our packrafts through a series of lakes that end at Karluk Lake, which flows into its namesake river and the point of the start of our journey.
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This is 7-year-old Matilda Jones, and she's just casually found "Excalibur", the legendary sword, in the same lake where it was thrown according to the King Arthur myth: Matilda was paddling in Dozmary Pool, in Cornwall, with her dad Paul when she stumbled across the 4ft long metal sword.
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Tang Dixin's "Shooting the Moon" (2016) led visitors on a two-hour excursion through thick forests and slippery slopes — a path created and marked by the artist himself — only to capture intermittent chants or catch a glimpse of Dixin paddling away on the lake using, impressively, only two long bamboo poles.
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"There is a large gap between nature lovers, who have a chance but also the right to fight for nature, and those who are only driven by money," said former Slovenian Olympic athlete Rok Rozman, who headed a 10 km-long (6 mile) colorful flotilla of kayakers paddling down the Vrbas.
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But instead of breaking out the sextant or paddling around in kayaks, these captains get their training at the hands of a high-tech simulator, complete with a colorful instrument panel of blinking switches and lights and seven high-resolution screens with an eerily accurate rendering of the New York City waterfront.
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"I stalked deer at dusk and fireflies at night, ran wet and exultant in cloudbursts and thunderstorms, and climbed to the tops of young pine trees to swing them in whipping circles," she wrote in "Paddling My Own Canoe," which was republished, along with all her other books, by Patagonia Books in 2018.
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Despite that, it took an additional five years, and hundreds of pounds worth of group and private lessons for me to even achieve five meters of basic doggy paddling, by which point my 10-year-old peers were on their 25 meters badges using front crawl – a stroke I still haven't managed to conquer.
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In "Alexander Springs" (2018–19, oil on aluminum), the artist paints his wife breast-feeding her baby on the bench of a wooden deck jutting out over swampy waters and lush vegetation; in that tranquil setting, only the paddling of a rower in a small boat or the sounds of fluttering birds seem to stir the thick, humid air.
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Mr. Trump may never know the steadying warmth of a dog by his side while he rage-watches cable TV. He won't know the way a dog's paw-pads smell like corn chips, or the pleasure at the sight of her paddling her feet, giving little yips and snarls as she chases squirrels in her dreams.
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As reported by The PRP, the unidentified man was captured on Instagram by Anthrax guitarist Scott Ian (the band is opening for Slayer on this tour along with Lamb of God and fellow thrash vets Testament) paddling the icy waters of Lake Ontario in order to return to the show after being kicked out for still-unknown reasons.
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And then there was the time when I asked about the turtles, from where did they acquire all of these turtles, and the man who worked there showed me a small door into a small room where turtles of all sizes bred in dirty plastic buckets lined up along the floor, paddling in gray-green water that smelled of rancid stone.
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But then, it can also be something of a challenge: Wind and swell are often keeping your balance in check, anchoring (or sitting still) is a chore that either requires a lot of paddling or an actual anchor and something to fix it to, and then there's all your gear, which, at any moment, could end up in the drink.
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But then, it can also be something of a challenge: Wind and swell are often keeping your balance in check, anchoring or sitting still is a chore that either requires a lot of paddling or an actual anchor and something to fix it to, and then there's all your gear, which, at any moment, could end up in the drink.
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"It's easy to say, 'I love God,' but put on your boots, get your hands dirty," said Jim Pennington, the senior pastor of Temple Church in flood-sunken New Bern, N.C., who spent much of Friday in a kayak, teamed up with a man in a flat-bottomed johnboat, paddling around and pulling about 30 people out of the water.
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" (Chana Orloff does indicate that the neighbor might have thought Soutine was murdered because of the smell emanating from the studio above.) He elaborates in purple prose, describing the neighbors running upstairs and finding the artist "paddling in pools of blood, painting frenziedly at a grandiose nightmare canvas, in which reds and blues dripped pus-like on the soft warm nakedness of the flesh.
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Read more: A picturesque Sicilian town succeeded in selling off its abandoned homes after auctions started at just $1According to the BBC, who had a correspondent fortuitously at the scene, 45-year-old Andrea Benedetto was paddling around on an inflatable unicorn with his newlywed husband when he fell into the water and was unable to move his limbs due to a medical condition.
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To swim there with the locals is to experience the place at fish-eye level: Turn your head makai or toward the ocean, to breathe, and there are surfers paddling out to the break; turn your head mauka or toward the mountains, and there are Japanese brides and grooms in white-columned gowns and trim dark suits having pictures taken on their wedding day.
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The grand jury on Friday said that Penn State had received a number of reports in recent years about dangerous behavior at fraternities including: paddling and punching pledges, making them drink bodily fluids and drink alcohol to the point of vomiting, and holding parties where women drank so much they were seen crawling on the floor before being taken into a fraternity brother's room.
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Cherry blossoms, beautifully intricate kimonos and people serenely paddling across a river — a new video paints an idyllic picture of how life was like in Hiroshima, before the city was destroyed by an atomic bomb in World War II. The video, shot by a Hiroshima resident some 10 years before the bombing, is the only footage owned by the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum that depicts the area before 1945.
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