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This ice jam consisted of heavy ice, mostly in rafted pans, running from three to thirty feet in thickness.

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Subterranean Ocean - The image on the left shows a region of Europa´s crust made up of blocks which are thought to have broken apart and "rafted" into new positions.

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So, this sort of rafted city has kind of come into being, and that's the floating city in the game.

Mike Ragogna: TED, Solar Power, Windpower, and All Things Amerikana: A Conversation with Thomas Dolby

So, they just rafted up and it became this strange den of iniquity where you could buy silk and spices by day, and by night, you could buy almost anything you can imagine.

Mike Ragogna: Universal Pulses & Floating Cities: Chatting with 311's Nick Hexum and Thomas Dolby

I found out that in Tokyo, back in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the merchants in the harbor, with their rafts and barges, got into such gridlock in the harbor that they eventually stopped moving altogether, rafted up all their barges and created what was called The Floating City.

Mike Ragogna: TED, Solar Power, Windpower, and All Things Amerikana : A Conversation with Thomas Dolby

So, this sort of rafted city has kind of come into being, and that's the floating city in the game.

Mike Ragogna: TED, Solar Power, Windpower, and All Things Amerikana: A Conversation with Thomas Dolby

We hiked up the mountain one day and white-water rafted down the turquoise Soca the next.

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So, they just rafted up and it became this strange den of iniquity where you could buy silk and spices by day, and by night, you could buy almost anything you can imagine.

Mike Ragogna: Universal Pulses & Floating Cities: Chatting with 311's Nick Hexum and Thomas Dolby

The day following I was desperate, and I rafted together the foremast, the fore and main booms, and the fore and main gaffs.

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I found out that in Tokyo, back in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the merchants in the harbor, with their rafts and barges, got into such gridlock in the harbor that they eventually stopped moving altogether, rafted up all their barges and created what was called The Floating City.

Mike Ragogna: TED, Solar Power, Windpower, and All Things Amerikana: A Conversation with Thomas Dolby