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Working with other scientists from U.S.C., the two men built a prototype wave tank, modelling the long, powerful, immaculate wave that Slater imagined. They went down many blind alleys. Fincham designed a system in which water rushed over a stationary hydrofoil, but it did not produce the desired result. They tried a moving foil, pulled through the deepest part of the water. That was more like it. Getting the wave to break, symmetrically and hard, with a face curved in an ideal shape for surfing, was a problem of another order. They studied great ocean waves, broke them down into millions of separate components—tiny cells of water and air, all interacting in a field of daunting nonlinearity—and then tried to rebuild them in the lab. For these simulations, bathymetry—the exact shape of the bottom of the pool—was critical, and the scientists ran models on parallel supercomputers for weeks at a time. The work was “mathematically horrendous,” one of Fincham’s colleagues at U.S.C. told Science.

Meeting the schoolchildren at the showground, the Queen said: “You are the boys and girls today who will soon be grown-up men and women, and then it will be your proud responsibility to protect and govern this great country of Australia.

Commenter: Gloretha GrayHi,I went to school in 1986 on a grant, and about 18 years later a loan company contacted me in 1998 saying I need to pay my school loan. I was shocked!I had no paper from the school I attended, and the school was no longer in business. I am disabled and can’t work, and I feel because of this I was denied my disability. I’m not the only one this happened too, their are other disabled people that have been denied, and lawyers will not help with this matter. Their are lawyers that say they can help you get your benefits, but the don’t.The student funding system is a scam, and I feel they weighted all these years knowing I wouldn’t have the papers, or they would be so faded out til I couldn’t prove them wrong. The student loan should be out lawed.and there should only be grants for people who want to go to school. Now I’m trying to go to school and I can’t get a grant of any kind because of this. If I can’t go back to school and get the training I need to take care of myself and get the medical help I need, then this is abuse on a disabled person, and this action could end my life if I can’t get the care and medication I need. I’, on about seven medications everyday and because of not having my SSD I go for weeks on end without medication. My medication cost me about $160.00 amonth I get it when I can.

 Maitland finished third, Lake Macquarie 11th and the Central Coast 17th. Sydney could just manage fifth, Adelaide and Brisbane equal ninth and Melbourne 12th.

 The distinctive art deco flourishes were added to the pavilion in 1927. The present baths were not the first in the area, however, as “soldiers baths” – named because of their proximity to Fort Scratchley – were built in 1883 by piling rocks on a reef to build a sea wall. 

Universally recognized for his melodic percussive style and his gifts as a composer and bandleader, drummer Matt Wilson is one of today’s most celebrated jazz artists. Perhaps the most surprising and purely entertaining of his many projects (as both leader and sideman) is Matt Wilson’s Christmas Tree–O, with bassist Paul Sikivie and multi–reeds whiz Jeff Lederer. Now in its fifth year, Wilson’s annual humorous and swinging Christmas celebration at Jazz Standard is always something to behold. As Nate Chinen noted in The New York Times, Wilson’s Christmas Tree-O "represents some­thing more than a side project or a symptom of sea­sonal opportunism. It has its own gait and style." A medium–tempo shuffle on "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing?" Check. A klezmerized version of the Hanukkah song "Eight Candles?" Check. A mash–up of "Angels We Have Heard on High" with Albert Ayler’s anthemic "Angels?" Check. The Tree–O’s very special guest this week is Nels Cline, named by Rolling Stone as one of the "100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time." Best–known for his role in the acclaimed rock band Wilco, Nels has appeared as a guest or featured player on more than 200 albums while leading various groups … (read more)

Any community that did not discourage muggers, buglers, murderers, arsonists, purse snatchers and other assorted predators would be given increased federal dollars.

 The first mutterings for the establishment of a university in Newcastle began more than 150 years ago, and a long, determined campaign by Hunter residents led, in the early 1950s, to the establishment of Newcastle University College on a technical college site at Tighes Hill. 

Cy talked him into planting a bean field. They both had time on their hands. The two of them would do the work. Cy put up twenty acres and Raymond furnished the machinery. The field was in a small plot of private property surrounded by the Tonto National Forest. I should point out that both men were three score and ten … each.

Gold #31 – Head through the arch for Joy’s Gator Farm. Now take a left into the building there. The gold item is on your right behind a broken sheet of wood.

This never-before-seen adaptation by director Cecilia Ligorio and resident conductor Sesto Quatrini cleverly weaves Rossini’s The Barber of Seville into Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro as a series of flashbacks. Through the music of Rossini we glimpse the early lives of the characters from Beaumarchais’ famous trilogy, which gives greater perspective on the matured characters in Mozart’s story. With all the most memorable operatic moments intact, this "marriage" of two of the most famous Italian operas clocks in at a fast two hours, with some of opera’s rising stars at the storytelling healm. CREATIVE TEAM Sesto Quatrini | Conductor Cecilia Ligorio | Stage Director Kirsten Scott | Executive Producer George Del Barrio | Creative + Technical Director Laetitia Ruccolo | Music Director Anthony Tornambene | Lighting Design Raxann Chin | Wardrobe Design CAST Paul La Rosa | Figaro Liana Guberman | Rosina Almaviva Suchan Kim | Count Almaviva Francisco Corredor | Basilio Colin Whiteman | Don Bartolo Kristina Bachrach | Susanna Sophie Delphis | Cherubino Paola Michelini | Marcellina

To reduce the risk of skin cancer and heat stroke, you work under LED lights at night. Your homeless crew gain experience, and you can send them out to build miners accommodation. Local newspapers run a story, explaining the cost benefits of the inherently sturdy Nissen / Quonset hut. The gliding club puts on a bbq to celebrate the raising of the roof of their new hangar.