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Surfest is now the longest-running surfi ng contest in NSW and has provided many diamonds over the years, particularly in 2000 when 12 world champions were in the water together – Pete Townend, Tom Curren, Barton Lynch, Shaun Tomson, Wayne Bartholomew, Mark Richards, Tom Carroll, Damien Hardman, Mark Occhilupo, Derek Ho, Martin Potter and Kelly Slater – a feat never before achieved. 

Gilmore was thrilled that surfing will be in the Tokyo Olympics, and hoped that the competition could be staged in a Slater pool. “It’s once every four years,” she said. “And for it to come down to sitting at a flat, no-swell beach in who knows where—this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and you don’t even get a wave to surf—that would be really heartbreaking.”

The Mike Stern Band Featuring Randy Brecker, Tom Kennedy and Dennis Chambers – Iridium Through December 23, 2017 – New York

Although most famous for his defeat of Becker, Doohan also claimed the scalps of players such as Andre Agassi and Goran Ivanisevic in singles and John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors in doubles. He now coaches at the Nelson Bay Tennis Club.

Now here’s a truly special holiday gift: The Jazz Standard debut of the soul–stirring Spanish Harlem Orchestra, a thirteen–strong New York collective of musicians and vocalists without peer for on–stage excitement and musical precision. Now in its fifteenth year under the direction of pianist/leader Oscar Hernández, the SHO has collected two GRAMMY Awards – the first in 2002 for Across 110th Street as Best Salsa/Merengue Album, the second in 2007 for Viva La Tradición as Best Tropical Latin Album. The group’s latest CD, the self–titled Spanish Harlem Orchestra, features special guests Chick Corea and Joe Lovano on its gorgeous closing track "You And The Night And The Music." "The music that the orchestra’s members helped create merges ferocious Afro–Caribbean rhythms, arrangements that rev up hard–riffing horns and modern jazz harmonies, vocals that can be suavely romantic or flamboyantly improvisatory, and lyrics that encompass both the pleasures of the dance floor and the pride and aspirations of the barrio." (The New York Times)

John was well taught so George and I offered to be his surgical aides during the procedure. John had never actually performed one before but I had insisted that he call the shots. George and I were at his beck and call.

In the early 1920s Walsh Island, a mile-long spit of mud and sand reclaimed at the junction of the north and south arms of the Hunter River, was the busy centre of Newcastle’s shipping and engineering industry.   

Gold #12 – Up next you need to get back to the multistory building that you originally move through when playing this in the campaign. You can either use a fire escape, a small hole in a wall, or smash your way through another wall, depending on which Contraptions you have. Make your way down to the very bottom floor, at the back of the building. The gold will be here beside a green chair.

Gold #17 – Go back to the main room with four large decontamination doors and look for a yellow forklift. In that room is a crate in one corner, the gold is behind it.

People of the land meet a different kind of deadline. It is not manmade. A reporter must meet an arbitrary deadline. Like this column. I must have agreed on the deadline and it can’t be changed.

 Tram whistles screeched on all the routes into the city and railway workers from Honeysuckle marched in a body to the memorial statue in front of Newcastle Post Office. Workers from the Walsh Island dockyard formed a similar procession while Hustler’s employees formed their own procession, marching up and back along Hunter St, where a bulldog draped in an Australian flag and the Union Jack wandered. At Newcastle Court, a handful of drunks who celebrated too much the previous evening were all told to leave the court and rejoin the celebrations.

A resident walks past the shattered window of a room at a damaged motel, Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2018, in Panama City, Fla., where guests continue to stay in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael. (AP Photo/David Goldman)