You're riding the waves of nostalgia and deep memory recollection.
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Whatever happens, happens, I'm just sitting back and riding the waves.
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"Riding the waves," she captioned a photo of her and Gia on a jet ski.
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"Riding the waves," she captioned a photo of her and Gia on a jet ski.
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The film follows three protagonists whose stories merge through their love of riding the waves.
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"The finance and tech scene is still riding the waves of hypermasculine values," she said.
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"Riding the waves," Teresa, 46, captioned a photo of her and Gia on a jet ski.
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Jack London was mesmerized the first time he saw surfers riding the waves of the ocean.
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Check out some favorites on riding the waves: The Beach Boys, the baggies, the huarache sandals?
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Why should I care if the tides rise again, if I am only a corpse riding the waves?
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A shot of them together, which was obtained by TMZ, showed the duo smiling while riding the waves.
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LAS VEGAS — All that time Swagtron spent riding the waves of hoverboard popularity and controversy seems to have paid off.
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Still, Vietnamese food has emerged on the international radar, and the Bánh Mì Queen isn't just riding the waves: she's making them.
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The two were seen taking walks along the water, dipping into a picnic basket on the beach and even riding the waves together.
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Schumer and Hanisch were seen taking walks along the water, dipping into a picnic basket on the beach and even riding the waves together.
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But he also throws in some bizarre moments, like burning his hand from volcanic lava, and again, riding the waves with Lilo and Stich.
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While riding the waves of some truly powerful painkillers, these innocent souls talk and behave like completely different (and, let's be honest, much drunker) people.
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Edwin Hubble and George Washington Carver are now riding the waves of the Atlantic Ocean — that's Edwin and George the seals … not the famous scientists.
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After reaching his lowest point, he was given renewed excitement for life when he took part in Operation SURF, finding his calling riding the waves.
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The supermodel and her football player husband enjoyed a couples surfing session Saturday in Costa Rica, and both appeared totally at ease riding the waves.
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THIS WEEK: What too much profit at the top means for America and how billionaires in emerging countries are riding the waves of economic growth
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While millions prepared for the storm, some die-hard surfers, including 27-year-old Hunter Goodale in Surfside Beach, South Carolina, couldn't resist riding the waves.
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But I'm also not riding the waves of emotion like some of my friends that are engaged in a way where it affects how they're doing that day.
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The two-time windsurfing champion prepared for a year and studied the coastline before riding the waves of Nazare, which he described as one the highlights of his career.
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Forget about riding the waves this season, it's all about staying close to the sandy shore when you've got a hot bod like this, makin' waves of your own!
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It remains to be seen if this will be Point Counterpoint II's final summer riding the waves, but if you can, it's worth attending one of its unique concerts.
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Hillary Clinton sells herself as a steady hand amidst this tumult, and that's right, but she also needs to be riding the waves of change to some degree as well.
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A German exchange student they had befriended told the unsuspecting aspiring surfers about a Krishna ashram on a nearby shore, whose devotees were mainly from California and spent most of their free time riding the waves.
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The company makes very real, and very beloved cars that could have a major impact on renewable energy for all — while simultaneously riding the waves of controversy kicked up by its founder CEO like a battery powered toy boat.
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I could not have told you what that identity was except that its highest form appeared to be something like a blue-eyed, blond surfer with a golden tan, preternaturally skilled at riding the waves of his native beach.
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"Nothing represents the California Dream better than surfing — riding the waves and living in harmony with the beautiful beaches and ocean of our Golden State," Al Muratsuchi, an Assembly member and self-described avid surfer who represents Torrance, said in a statement introducing the bill.
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Riton & Kah-Lo: Foreign Ororo (Riton Time/eOne Music) Riton is London 40-year-old Henry Smithson, who's been riding the waves of the UK dance scene since 2001, Kah-Lo Nigerian 25-year-old Feridah Seriki, who moved to New York in 2009 to attend college and stayed to pursue a job in marketing.
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McFarland & Company, Inc. . P. 125. On Monday, November 9, 1925, Chappell began writing for the Syracuse Herald. His column, "Riding the Waves With Chap", included promotion for the broadcasting industry and the local station.
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The company's finances were seriously affected by the 2008 recession and subsequent exchange rate changes."Riding the waves: Canadian boat builders are on the rebound". Cottage Life, By Douglas Hunter. June 12, 2017 During the winter of 2011.
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The next day, as punishment for spreading the rumor, the guys drag a terrified Abby into the ocean and place her on Gidget's surfboard. When the surf comes rolling in, Abby frantically clings on for dear life while Gidget and Jeff enjoy riding the waves.
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7 Dimensions of Culture Trompenaars' model of national culture differences is a framework for cross-cultural communication applied to general business and management, developed by Trompenaars and Charles Hampden-Turner.Trompenaars, F., Hampden-Turner, C. (1997) Riding the Waves of Culture. This model of national culture differences has seven dimensions. # Universalism vs.
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In 2019 Talbot began co-writing and co-producing with Christine Ni the Bay Area NBC series Bay Area Revelations, narrated by Peter Coyote, starting with the episodes "Exploring Space" and "Loma Prieta Earthquake, 30 Years Later" and continuing in 2020 with "Female Sports Icons" and "Riding the Waves" about surfing in Northern California.
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Primitive lodging and food are available in Malabrigo. A high- end resort called Chicama Surf Resort has also opened for surfers right on the point. Many modern conveniences can be found in the City of Trujillo (Visit Huanchaco to see traditional fishermen riding the waves on reed fishing boats called "Caballitos de Totora", perhaps oldest form of surfing still practiced to this day).
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Alfonsus (Fons) Trompenaars (born 1953, Amsterdam)Roeland Muskens, Fons Trompenaars, 2001, at "Management Team" websitePND: 113516541 is a Dutch organizational theorist, management consultant, and author in the field of cross-cultural communication. known for the development of Trompenaars' model of national culture differences.Geert Hofstede (1996) "Riding the waves of commerce: a test of Trompenaars' "model" of national culture differences", in: International Journal of Intercultural Relations 20(2): p. 189-198.
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Boat building has been a part of the history of Ontario, Canada for thousands of years. From the hand-crafted birch bark canoes of the indigenous people to modern factory-built speedboats, the construction of small boats for fishing, transportation and later water sports has been a widespread commercial activity in the province."Riding the waves: Canadian boat builders are on the rebound". Cottage Life, By Douglas Hunter.
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In the 1950 decade, Calhoun got her first surfboard from her husband, Tom. She got into the sport and started riding the waves. In 1958 she and her friend Eve Fletcher spent a month in Hawaii, where Calhoun competed in and won the Makaha Invitational tournament In 1961 she was a co-founder of the United States Surfing Association, being their first secretary and first woman surfing judge.
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On costs and revenues: Low production costs and a high demand ensures a longer product life. When production costs are high and demand is low, it is not offered on the market for a long time and, eventually, is withdrawn from the market in the '‘decline'’ stage. Note that a particular firm or industry (in a country) stays in a market by adapting what they make and sell, i.e., by riding the waves.
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Trompenaars wrote Riding the Waves of Culture, Understanding Cultural Diversity in Business. This book (in its third edition) sold over 120,000 copies and was translated into 16 languages amongst them, French, German, Dutch, Korean, Danish, Turkish, Chinese, Hungarian and Portuguese. He is co-author amongst others of Nine Visions of Capitalism: Unlocking the Meanings of Wealth Creation and Rewarding Performance Globally. Positions \- Co-Director at the Servant-Leadership Centre for Research and Education (SERVUS) at the Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam.
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Stan delivered an acoustic performance of "Noi doi" for Romanian radio station Kiss FM on 15 August 2017. An accompanying music video for the song was shot by Bogdan Păun from video production company NGM Creative and uploaded onto the singer's YouTube account on 8 August 2017. Alexandru Mureșan acted as the director of photography, while hair styling, make-up and styling were handled by Alex Ifimov and Anca Stăruială. The clip mainly portrays Stan and two other women riding the waves on a yacht.
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From 1983 to 1986, Beranek was chairman of the board of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, where he remained a Life Trustee. He also served on the MIT Council for the Arts, "an international volunteer group of alumni and friends established to support the arts at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology". In 2008 he published Riding the Waves : A Life in Sound, Science, and Industry, an autobiography about his lengthy career and research in sound and music. He turned 100 in September 2014, an occasion marked by a special celebration at Boston Symphony Hall.
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Tube riding at Teahupo'o (Tahiti) Tube riding is a term used by surfers to describe riding well inside the curve or barrel of a finely-shaped breaking wave. Under the right conditions, waves in some areas, such as the Banzai Pipeline in Hawaii, form a moving "tube" or cylinder as they break. The most straightforward way to tube ride is by body surfing. By riding the waves on his or her belly without a board, a body surfer may access the tube with relative ease, even in the case of a moderately small barreling wave.
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Fishermen in the port town of Huanchaco famously, but in many other locations practically, still use these vessels to this day, riding the waves back into shore, and suggesting some of the first forms of wave riding. There is currently a minor debate in the surfing world as to whether or not this constitutes the first form of surfing. Fishers have made minimal changes in the basic designs of the reed boats over the centuries. On the beach of Pimentel, near the city of Chiclayo, crafters had added Styrofoam to give symmetrical forms and to create a water-impermeable floatation compartment.
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Holt still surfed into his mid-70s, riding the waves at Kuhio Beach, where he surfed as a child. Holt raised pigs to earn his tuition at Kamehameha School for Boys when it was still located at the site of the current Bernice P. Bishop Museum. As a member of the Kamehameha football team, he helped set an all-time scoring record, defeating Honolulu Military Academy 104-0. He then went on to the University of Hawaii, where he played halfback on the championship football teams coached by Otto Klum in 1927-1929, earning an induction into the Hawaii Sports Hall of Fame in 1979.
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Since 1989, Harley made a return to regular touring with Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel, and also released the solo album Yes You Can in 1992. In the mid-1990s, Harley began recording his fourth solo album at Berry House Studios in Ardingly, Sussex. Working with an array of musicians, including Nick Pynn and Phil Beer, Poetic Justice was released on Transatlantic Records in August 1996. The album featured seven new songs, three covers, and a re-recording of "Riding the Waves (For Virginia Woolf)", which was recorded live in the studio and had originally appeared on Harley's 1978 debut solo album Hobo with a Grin.
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Since nicknamed Sterling, Dollar and Yen,Herbert Wright, London High (London: Frances Lincoln Ltd, 2006), p. 158: "Three buildings are grouped around a glass-covered courtyard, which is behind three horse statues by Althea Wynne nicknamed Sterling, Dollar and Yen." the group is ten feet high, weighs fourteen tonnes, and has been compared with the horses of St Mark's Basilica in Venice. In 1991 her Family of Goats, for the London Docklands Development Corporation, was erected at Rotherhithe. Other work includes a group called White Horses, at the centre of a restaurant on RMS Queen Elizabeth II, which shows four horses riding the waves,Kay Showker, Bob Sehlinger, The Unofficial Guide to Cruises (John Wiley & Sons, 1997), p.
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The song received mixed reviews from music critics. Idolator's Mike Nied wrote that "Wave" finds "the duo [riding] the waves of their love story", adding that "the end result feels more mature and graceful than some of Meghan's more saccharine bops" and that he loved the creative direction. Nied stated that it may very well be Trainor's best song yet, and is the "sort of mature anthem that could very easily take her career to another level". Heran Mamo of Billboard opined that "the backing choir adds an ethereal layer over the electronic impressions" on "Wave", and that "the chorus is a powerfully sweeping recital that emphasizes just how overwhelming her desire to get this love back is".
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In the same year they began a series of gigs in Budapest, but the 2-piece had soon found themselves playing packed gigs outside Budapest as well. It was not until 2005 when András Tóth (former drummer of the Hungarian indie band Supersonic) joined EZ Basic on drums that their sound has moved into a more pop-orientated sound: previously backed by a drum machine and weird noises, the trio had become a powerful live band sometimes riding the waves of wall of sound and delivering delicate but cynical pop melodies. In the same year EZ Basic was on the bill at Sziget Festival (one of Europe’s biggest festivals), at Alan McGee's Death Disco and also played in Germany, Poland and Slovakia.
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The anthem of Zulia State, “Riding the Waves”, became official by Executive Order of August 15, 1909. It was the result of a public competition sponsored by the then Governor of the State, Jose Ignacio Lares Baralt, who on April 29 of that year, held a lyric and musical contest to select the words and melody of such treasured lyrical piece. The winner of the lyrical category was the famed poet laureate, Udón Perez; in the musical category, the winner was the equally renowned author, Jose Antonio Cháves. The winning entries were officially recognized on the above date, during a ceremony headed by the illustrious governor, but it was not until February 18, 1910 that the anthem was finally distributed throughout the various departments and offices of the State.
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As various stars are briefly glimpsed sitting on Jack's patio (to the music of Jimmy Van Heusen's and Eddie DeLange's "Heaven Can Wait"), off to the side, signs indicate "BOATS", "YACHTS" and "RAFTS", with a caricatured George Raft leaning on the last sign and tossing a coin in the manner of the coin-flipping gangster he played in 1932's Scarface. Next, Clark Gable is seen floating on his back in the ocean, while using his extra-large ears to paddle backwards. Greta Garbo is also on the surface of the ocean — riding the waves, with her extremely large elongated shoes serving as a combination water skis and double surfboards. Then, as Cesar Romero sunbathes on the beach, John Barrymore, wearing a full-body striped bathing suit, arrives and enunciates in the overly-precise manner of old-time Shakespearean actor, "I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him" and, using a child's bucket and shovel (to the accompaniment of Chopin's Funeral March), begins to pile scoops of sand on top of Romero's buttocks, clad in swimming trunks.
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