The activities they are offering on Airbnb range from surfing lessons to surfing photo tours to surfing adventures in the ocean.
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The activities they are offering on Airbnb range from surfing lessons to surfing photo tours to surfing adventures in the ocean.
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By defining surfing in this formal and abstract way, James frees himself to talk not just about surfing waves but also about surfing "in an extended sense": for example, "surfing" through a cocktail party conversation or down a busy Manhattan sidewalk.
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If I want to go surfing all day tomorrow, I'll go surfing all day tomorrow.
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That is, until Surfing Victoria and the local Indigenous surfing crew down at Bells got involved.
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Garcia, 49, is known as a relentless competitor with a fierce surfing style, which led to six Triple Crown of Surfing titles and the Association of Surfing Professionals world championship title in 2000.
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She started surfing in 2008, according to her website, and is now the most awarded surfing dog around.
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The Curious Pathfinder If you prefer surfing the Pacific to surfing the internet, you may be a Pathfinder.
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I spoke to an NLand surf guard who said it's much more like wake surfing than ocean surfing.
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The Wedge, a surfing and body surfing hotspot, is an easy 15-minute drive along the Balboa Peninsula.
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Farrelly's death was reported by Surfing Australia, the country's surfing organization, which did not say where he had died.
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Body Surfing at the Beach Schumer shared a video of herself body surfing while at the beach in early September.
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In sunny Laguna Niguel, California, surfing is sprinkled with a little holiday spirit in December for the Surfing Santa competition.
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Maybe they posted about surfing and you want to share your passion for it since you've been surfing for ten years.
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In 20103, he was the runner-up at the World Surfing Championships, according to "The Encyclopedia of Surfing," by Matt Warshaw.
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Morocco Over the years, Morocco has transformed to a surfing scene thanks to the influx of surfing tourists from around the world.
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Franklin is new to surfing, but he already sees how the wave pool can help entice non-surfers into watching pro surfing.
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"This is good, because it means they understand the desirability of having surfing in the Olympics," said International Surfing Association president Fernando Aguerre.
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"In that first era of surfing, you represented your country, and he was one of the standouts," said Peter Townend, a former world surfing champion known as PT, who is a co-chairman of the Surfing Walk of Fame in Huntington Beach, Calif.
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"Sofia managed to change the stereotype related to surfing in Latin America," Karin Sierralta, the Peruvian vice-president of the International Surfing Association, explained.
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That ridiculousness and that weird waiting on nature, I would argue, is a really essential part of not just surfing but of surfing competition.
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"That part of surfing is always going to be there—the spiritual part of surfing, sitting in the water out in nature," McFarland said.
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His master's thesis, on surfing and Polynesian culture, evolved into a book, "Surfing: The Sport of Hawaiian Kings" (2000), written with James D. Houston.
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The country featured on a Skyscanner list of "Budget surfing destinations in Asia" last year in part because surfing lesson cost only about $18 per hour.
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Yet my quitting surfing was bound up in leaving Melbourne Beach behind, a decision I never entertained the least doubt about until I began surfing again.
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The annual Surfing Santas event, held in Florida's Cocoa Beach, celebrates St. Nick's secret hobby every Christmas Eve morning—with 221 surfing Santas and thousands of spectators.
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"One of the biggest things that surfing is changing is when most people go to the beach now, they will see somebody like themselves surfing," Dutton added.
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Travelers who want to join the fun can book a hotel package that includes a surfing lesson and a visit on the beach from one of the Surfing Santas.
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"We know they have been exposed to other surfing projects, the production of sustainable surfboards and the use of surfing to help Street children in South Africa," Tagholm adds.
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INTERNATIONAL The Portugal Dispatch on Monday about the surfing community in Nazaré referred incorrectly to Dino Casimiro's initial role in the town's rise to prominence as a surfing destination.
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"It started off as a surfing sport but people realised that there was something in between, where a traditional surfing sport could be practised anywhere there is water," he said.
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Syndey (Reuters) - An Australian dog trainer and former surfing champion is using the discipline of surfing as a way of teaching owners to build healthy relationships with man's best friend.
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Related: Night Surfing Looks Even Better with Light-Up Waves Watch This: Glow-in-the-Dark Night Surfing This Japanese Commercial Is the Trump Meme to End All Trump Memes
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Although the surfing industry on the continent is still relatively young, with a coastline of over 22500,225 miles, it has the potential to become the world's next top surfing destination.
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"I love surfing because I can chase the waves," 12-year-old Utami told the Thomson Reuters Foundation on a traditional wooden outrigger boat after surfing on a sunny morning.
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If you want to explore beyond the article, you can come up with questions based on your own experience of surfing or on articles from the Times Topics Surfing page.
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Junior surfing champion Jed Gradisen got a huge surprise while surfing off the west coast of Australia when a dolphin jumped out of the water and landed directly on his board.
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Less than a year out from the Games, Italo Ferreira capped a dominant performance with a perfect 20193-point ride to win the International Surfing Association's World Surfing Games in Miyazaki.
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Less than a year out from the Games, Italo Ferreira capped a dominant performance with a perfect 20193-point ride to win the International Surfing Association's World Surfing Games in Miyazaki.
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I didn't go surfing, but ... Different location this year.
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Surfing is cool — but aren't most models skateboarders anyway?
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Highly Commended: "Surfing ... South Atlantic Style!" by Elmar Weiss
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But surfing — particularly in the winter — was thought impossible.
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Besides a makeout sesh ... they also did some surfing.
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After dropping out of high school to focus on surfing, he would earn the Association of Surfing Professionals world championship in 2000 and win the Triple Crown of Surfing — made up of three events off the Hawaiian coast — six different times in 7413, 1993, 1994, 1999, 2000 and 2004, more than any other surfer in history.
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After dropping out of high school to focus on surfing, he would earn the Association of Surfing Professionals world championship in 7413 and win the Triple Crown of Surfing — made up of three events off the Hawaiian coast — six different times in 1992, 1993, 1994, 1999, 2000 and 2004, more than any other surfer in history.
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When Agler first learned Beard was surfing, he sent her an article about how, during the 1996 season, Chicago Bulls center Luc Longley separated his shoulder surfing near where Beard was hanging ten.
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More than 30 countries have adaptive surf programs, geared to those with disabilities; the International Surfing Association has petitioned the International Paralympic Committee to add adaptive surfing to the Paris games in 2024.
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More than 30 countries have adaptive surf programs, geared to those with disabilities; the International Surfing Association has petitioned the International Paralympic Committee to add adaptive surfing to the Paris games in 2024.
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Instead, younger people are turning to surfing and extreme sports.
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So I will probably stop surfing (for a day) soon.
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She took up surfing and wrote scripts and children's books.
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But here is this nice video of a surfing Corgi.
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She also adds skiing and surfing, when the weather permits.
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This is me surfing and here I am scuba diving.
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Our Web surfing activity is in the hands of ISPs.
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Instead I spent a lot of time surfing the Internet.
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At the time, skateboarding had taken a backseat to surfing.
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We're beyond excited about the surfing class you got us.
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Man were those guys good at surfing down those dunes.
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A surfing chronicle and memoir by a New Yorker writer.
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The new measurements suggest Titan's waves aren't great for surfing.
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What is the relationship between surfing and protecting the environment?
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Those millennials on their phones aren't surfing over to NBCSports.com.
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That leaves the rest of us slowly surfing the web.
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From skateboarding to surfing, Marius is always on the go.
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Google Chrome just made surfing the web way less annoying.
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It's just like surfing, but on a much larger scale.
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Much like surfing, it's not easy and won't last forever.
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Barney enjoys skiing, surfing, and photography, and loves classical music.
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Polygon Window – Polygon Window (Surfing On Sine Waves / Warp)16.
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Polygon Window – UT1-Dot (Surfing On Sine Waves / Warp)228.
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This will save you from surfing through the emoji catalog.
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THE CLOSER And finally … gender equality in big-wave surfing.
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Whether Jones will be out surfing for that remains unclear.
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I'm in Australia, and have been surfing over the summer.
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It didn't look good on women's surfing or the WSL.
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I've taken guests skydiving, surfing, hiking, skiing and wine tasting.
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From there, you got the Gidget movies and surfing exploded.
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I was thinking I might go kite surfing in Brazil.
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This was far from the surfing adventure I had imagined.
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The surfing world knew John John Florence was the best.
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Think kayaking, surfing, hot springs, scuba, spa, and whale watching.
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"Mick's one of the true gentlemen of surfing," Beachley said.
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She ended up going surfing with fellow newcomer Matt Donald.
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The girls surfing here at The Pass are pretty stylish.
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And could it really have been anything other than surfing?
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He is very active with surfing and traveling around Australia.
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Competitive longboard surfing is seeing a new wave of interest.
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The area is known for its surfing and relaxed culture.
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Like, with surfing, I have zero fear of the ocean.
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Moore said Chandler has been surfing since he was 4.
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This article raises some questions about ethics involved in surfing.
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Go surfing off the northern coast of Nicaragua in Aposentillo.
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In January, he decided to try surfing the Lunada break.
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I actually went surfing, in the ocean, wearing the Apple Watch, hoping to replicate the glorious ad that Apple put out of a woman surfing and receiving a phone call on her Apple Watch.
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Sports • A Hero of Australian Surfing Paddles Out One Last Time: Mick Fanning, a three-time world champion whose list of accomplishments includes punching a great white shark, is preparing his exit from pro surfing.
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Garcia is one of the most beloved people in pro surfing.
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Surfing is not a sport most people associate with New York.
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But when her brothers took up surfing, Marks followed in tow.
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The second was reading "Barbarian Days," William Finnegan's wonderful surfing memoir.
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A surfing chronicle and memoir by a New Yorker writer. 9.
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It literally came from my way home from a surfing trip.
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But first, in a joyous, teenage moment, three boys go surfing.
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My daughter loved surfing, snorkeling, and just walking on the beach.
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Surf therapy: This is Australian reporter Denham Hitchcock's brain on surfing.
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Maybe they'll have to change it from rowing to couch-surfing.
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Why has surfing been the sport to finally break the mold?
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Surfing and skateboarding have endured similar cycles of booms and busts.
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This isn't the first time Tobias has had a surfing lesson.
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After surfing the 68-footer in January, Gabeira started a Change.
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The other 40 percent we're sitting and 214 percent we're surfing.
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The other 22020 percent we're sitting and 22020 percent we're surfing.
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He's the divorced dad who still goes surfing every other weekend.
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ISA has been campaigning to make adaptive surfing a Paralympic sport.
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Yoon was not injured, and kept surfing after the collision occurred.
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That's one cool surfing story to tell the mates, we admit.
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VICE: How did you get into surfing in the first place?
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Now I'm back to walking the dog, surfing, riding a bike.
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Watch the full episode of Couch Surfing streaming now on PeopleTV.
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Roland tells TMZ ... he and a friend were simply surfing vocabulary.
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Watch the full episode of Couch Surfing streaming now on PeopleTV.
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Check out more videos from VICE: Why is surfing considered therapeutic?
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Wind boarding leads to kite surfing which leads to fly boarding.
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The surfing competition will take place from July 24 and Aug.
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First off, no surfing, you were laid back like Jeff Spicoli.
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Donald Walsh was surfing in New Smyrna Beach, Florida, on Tuesday.
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For that, Duke is widely considered the father of modern surfing.
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The cause was stomach cancer, according to the Encyclopedia of Surfing.
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But he had also been an outsider in the surfing world.
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Krikorian's brother Blake had died of a heart attack while surfing.
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That alone makes it my absolute favorite rash guard for surfing.
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Paddleboarding is to surfing what cross-country skiing is to downhill.
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He liked that Gates made time for surfing in the mornings.
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Channel surfing, for instance, sounds like it would be a nightmare.
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In court, he admitted to two further offenses of train surfing.
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Compared to other sports, surfing requires less gear to get started.
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There wasn't enough wave even for surfing on our little beach.
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Apparently, Middle Eastern wedding music is pretty good for crowd surfing.
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Doyle was runner-up at the World Surfing Championships in 1964.
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A man was spotted surfing on the back of a train.
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Before their first visit, in 2015, they had never been surfing.
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Sitting on "L'Infini" delivers the thrill of surfing a lunging wave.
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Ross: A big breaker fit for surfing, but not a tsunami.
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" This is what he takes to be "the essence of surfing.
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You are surfing if and only if you are adaptively attuned.
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James regrets that Sartre did not get to think about surfing.
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"You have to fight through it," Sampson says of winter surfing.
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Yet for all its allure, night surfing is linked to tragedy.
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Saturday • It's a beautiful time to go surfing near the city.
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She loves surfing and cheerleading and was born with hearing loss.
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He fully intends to continue surfing, he told the morning show.
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Then they bounced back and forth, swag surfing in perfect unison.
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He also noted he goes surfing or does yoga every day.
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I grew up in Southern California — surfing, skateboarding, illegal drag racing.
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Western Surfing Association (in partnership with Salt Life) – Los Angeles For the fifth and final stop in White's whirlwind day, he partnered with Salt Life and the Western Surfing Association (WSA) for a Marine Conservation event.
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When he and his family moved to Jacmel several years ago, he fell in with the tiny surfing community that had started because of the presence of several international aid workers with a passion for surfing.
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From all this, and from his own experience as a California beach rat, middling pro surfer, and surfing writer, he composed the idiosyncratic yet authoritative "Encyclopedia of Surfing," which was published, to wide acclaim, in 2003.
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Casual surfing to popular sites and established e-commerce outlets should bring you in less contact with malicious software, and surfing while logged into a standard user account (and not the administrator account) is generally much safer.
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Since there's no surfing in Paris, organizers of the 2024 Olympic Games to be held there announced this week that the surfing competition would happen 10,000 miles away, in the village of Teahupo'o, Tahiti, in French Polynesia.
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And the Dog Surfing Championship of 103 is underway in Pacifica, California.
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Suddenly I realised Trump has more of a Californian surfing dude accent.
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It also helps that surfing, her beloved hobby, counts as cross training.
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As we reported, he claims he's broke and couch surfing with friends.
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However, mindless web surfing can quickly sap you of that precious data.
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Before the wedding, her family had to ask her to stop surfing.
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They've become an indispensable barometer for the laziest kind of couch surfing.
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I like surfing so the West Coast, East Coast, the Dominican, Hawaii.
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We hope to spend time kiting, surfing, hiking and exploring new countries.
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The event is one of the premier competitions in big-wave surfing.
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In 2011, Butler was rescued after a surfing accident in Northern California.
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Want to quickly glance at your email while you're surfing the web?
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Do as Blake Lively did and sign on to a surfing movie!
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But really, the surfing dog float was the only one that mattered.
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Things for people who are into fishing gear, paintfball, surfing, photography, drones.
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"I have to be careful with surfing," he told PEOPLE in 1998.
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And the Brazilian success in surfing is tapping into that same energy.
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They play games while simultaneously surfing the web for hints and cheats.
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Things for people who are into fishing gear, paintball, surfing, photography, drones.
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The man was bitten on his lower leg/ankle area while surfing.
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I'm getting a lot of 502s while surfing to different sites pic.twitter.
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Cape Fear, in what is arguably the world's most terrifying surfing competition.
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For more active vacationers, there are also great surfing and windsurfing spots.
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In the summer it's a destination for swimming, surfing, snorkeling, kayaking, etc.
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He also said he plans to do some surfing over the summer.
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He'd been a quadriplegic since a surfing accident when he was 28.
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That was the end of his surfing that day, 15 years ago.
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Many hotels in California have concierges who can help guests go surfing.
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From what I can tell, surfing jarheads are much more common now.
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In 2003, she had a "surfing mishap" while on vacation in Hawaii.
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"It is a game-changer for the sport of surfing," Goldschmidt said.
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The Lofoten Islands in Norway are home to a thriving surfing scene.
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He took out his phone and started surfing online for an accomplice.
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Next year's mayor may well care about what sites you are surfing.
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Also not a surprise: Slater got third, with some seriously beautiful surfing.
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Plus, you never have to sacrifice your surfing speed for your security.
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She suffered a traumatic brain injury in a surfing accident in 2015.
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"The direction of surfing is fun; it should be fun," he said.
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Skating had long claimed his heart, but now it belonged to surfing.
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These days, sandwiched between surfing sessions, Mr. Schmidt "shapes" surfboards by hand.
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I'm gonna leave swimming/surfing/diving off of here for obvious reasons.
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He could be flying from house to house and kayaking and surfing.
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I love my friends, but don't love couch-surfing in tiny apartments.
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As McNamara alternated among these various workouts, he reconsidered his surfing philosophy.
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I was doing research for an event and was surfing the internet.
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The technology makes winter surfing seem not so crazy, or so cold.
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"It was definitely like luxury couch-surfing," says Bronfman with a laugh.
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After 20 years of night surfing, Igel is accustomed to dicey situations.
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A place for partying, surfing, eating, drinking, and shopping, it certainly is.
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Surfing brought a ridiculous amount of joy to my life, still does.
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She takes a group of women surfing each year in Costa Rica.
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Then, go to the west, where you have great surfing and wineries.
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He began a life of couch-surfing, occasionally sleeping on the Métro.
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I spend more time surfing the internet and read some Money Diaries.
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Warshaw is the world's leading surfing scholar, the Linnaeus of the lineup.
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Surfing usually brings to mind images of sun, sand, and tropical waters.
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Branson was famously photographed kite surfing with a nude model in 2009.
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Surfing, karate and baseball will become Olympic sports in Tokyo in 2020.
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Take your Christmas photo with what may be the only Surfing Santa.
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Perhaps we all give surfing the meaning we need it to have.
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When they're surfing, they're not intentionally risking anyone's skin but their own.
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But most of the film centers on the rituals of surfing, and the hero of the tale is Derek Hynd, a renowned advocate of finless surfing, which turns the board into the aquatic equivalent of a flying carpet.
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Often referred to as Europe's "California of Surfing," this chic southwestern French resort and its Grande Plage are the setting as nearly 250 surfers from 47 countries compete for individual and team titles at the World Surfing Games.
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There might be better ways of passively honoring the troops this Memorial Day weekend, but it's hard to think of one that's as dedicated to surfing and the Vietnam War without, um, actually involving surfing in the Vietnam War.
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He has a Samsung phone—on which he is not surfing the web.
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His typical day is divided among schoolwork, work for Locker Board and surfing.
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Because it's waterproof, outdoor adventures like surfing, kayaking, and snorkeling are a go.
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It could mean just walking, it could be surfing, it could be skateboarding.
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"He attempted to musically reproduce the feeling he had while surfing," Blair wrote.
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But surfing using secure, virtual private networks during the work day is up.
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If you're surfing, and you're ahead of the wave, you get toppled over.
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Teenager pro surfer Zander Venezia, 16, died surfing Irma-enlarged swells in Barbados.
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She spent most of her days surfing the web, according to the source.
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Baidu's decade-long dominance has shaped the web-surfing habits of young Chinese.
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If you think about it, I still like TV. I like channel surfing.
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Born and raised in Germany, he is an outsider in the surfing world.
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He spent the next few months couch-surfing and saving what he could.
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I noticed that Hawaii already made surfing an official sport for their state.
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"I have a pretty bad scar on my leg from surfing," she explained.
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I do see a glimpse of what it could be like, like surfing.
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The culture is all about sustainability, surfing and living at your own pace.
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Skateboarding and surfing, among others, will now have a place at the games.
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The Christians tried to ban surfing, but they couldn't get to every beach.
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Up in the control tower, this Uberfication of surfing becomes even more apparent.
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Surfing is supposed to be about connecting with the ocean, the thinking goes.
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No sport was better suited to Vine than "the beautiful game," Sand Surfing.
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He even dropped by the Quiksilver Pro surfing competition on the Gold Coast.
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The Olympic surfing competition is due to run from July 26 to Aug.
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My passion for photography is just as great as my passion for surfing.
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If you're at the beach, take a surfing lesson or rent a kayak.
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So, Hamilton, a big wave surfing legend, took matters into his own hands.
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For instance, might surfing invoke what psychologists refer to as a "flow state"?
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Some crowd surfing and a gentle mosh pit emerged late into the set.
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Any casual surfing of the television channels tonight will show murder after murder.
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Rudd made an appearance in the flick as Chuck, a blissful surfing instructor.
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Chicago-born, Trumbull had seen plenty of snow, and he had been surfing.
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"He was one of the standouts," said PT Townend, another former surfing star.
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I spent a few months surfing couches and overstaying my welcome with friends.
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Even though authorities shut beaches to everyone, she suspected her instructors were surfing.
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The workers found local children already "surfing on driftwood and plywood," he said.
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He dropped out of high school at age 16 to begin surfing professionally.
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If possible, try to limit your time surfing all the bad news online.
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Surfing (and cooking) lessons are available, as is a long outdoor lap pool.
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At the time it seemed like I was surfing the edge of plausibility.
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The company is hoping its activities will help produce the next surfing superstars.
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Check out Liam's surfing skills as he catches waves off Australia's Phillip Island.
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"Some of these are cute," he allowed, surfing the images while we spoke.
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Unless, of course, your parents are into skateboarding and sport climbing and surfing.
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The 2020 Summer Games in Tokyo will add surfing, skateboarding and sports climbing.
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The ocean is my place of solace; I reconnect with myself through surfing.
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At 17, Centineo moved out and spent the next four years couch-surfing.
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It has year-long surfing weather, with beautiful sunsets over the Pacific Ocean.
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"But we also do a fair amount of internet surfing ourselves," he adds.
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But I have written about skateboarding, snowboarding and surfing — sports that I know.
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When I was 12, we spent Father's Day surfing and fishing at Doheny.
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This is what channel-surfing used to be, what it ought to be.
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Surfing Islamic websites, she became absorbed by news of the war in Syria.
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I was surfing on the immuno-modulating probiotics with which I was experimenting.
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Tony Smith: Using wood for boards is about as old as surfing itself.
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A surfing mom's controversial parenting lessons are back, and now feature...Malala Yousafzai?
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They have already made a mechanical model that simulates the bee's surfing motion.
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"I was just surfing and then I saw two fish," Chandler told CNN.
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I was surfing on the immuno-modulating probiotics with which I was experimenting.
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But I have written about skateboarding, snowboarding and surfing — sports that I know.
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You love "RuPaul's Drag Race," reruns of "True Blood" and kite-surfing. Confirm.
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The first surfing lesson I ever had, which, by the way, terrified me.
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Don't worry ... Chris still showed off those abs after getting in some surfing.
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For example, if they ask, "Alexa, where are the best surfing spots today near Santa Barbara," the voice assistant will scour all the various surfing skills on the platform to determine whether they can understand and help process the request.
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I just read a book called All For A Few Perfect Waves by David Rensin and it's a biography of a guy named Miki Dora who was one of the original crews surfing at Malibu back when surfing was really underground.
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What a proper philosophy of surfing requires, in other words, is a thinker good enough at surfing to possess all that practical knowledge, but good enough at philosophy to make explicit what theory of the world, if any, it amounts to.
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The royal couple visited the Waves for Change project, which grew from a small surfing club started in Masiphumelele township in 2009, and which helps young people from poor and violent communities develop trust and confidence through surfing at Monwabisi beach .
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Two year's later, as the 1960s surfing craze was reaching its worldwide peak and grooving to the California Sound of The Beach Boys, Farrelly defeated a strong field of international surfers to win the 1964 World Surfing Championship in Sydney.
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According to her Instagram bio, however, she didn't follow in her father's surfing footsteps.
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Beaches were ranked according to capacity for tourism, economy, lifestyle, leisure, surfing and play.
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There was another that about a surfing band, a Beach Boys kind of show.
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She kept the streak alive during vacations, by surfing in Hawaii, Nicaragua and Mexico.
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So I ended up going to Doheny (State Beach) and surfing in the dark.
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Docs, surfing the web, email ... A Chromebook is gonna do all of that stuff.
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Global #surfing brands pay girl surf champs half the prize money of the boys.
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According to WCTI, the victim was surfing off Atlantic Beach when he was attacked.
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Yes, Sean Collier is living the itinerant surfing lifestyle of your cubicle-triggered daydreams.
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BTW ... the pregnancy has not cramped Bethany's style ... she was surfing at 6 months.
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There's no channel-surfing in VR. Falling asleep in it is hard to imagine.
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Another big perk of surfing around the teardrop-shaped island is the affordability factor.
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Five of them, to be exact: skateboarding, karate, surfing, sports climbing and baseball/softball.
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On the steep hill overlooking the popular Muizenberg surfing beach, Mobwabisi Sikweyiya is bemused.
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Waikiki Beach in Honolulu, Hawaii, is known for its surfing, shopping, and white sands.
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In 2010, he used to spend lots of time surfing the site, he says.
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We also dug into a couple of the congresswoman's passions -- the environment AND surfing!
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Robbie used the downtime in-between promoting movies to work on her surfing skills.
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Berlin is lovely, but doesn't offer kite surfing, or Sierra hiking or California weather.
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I was surfing the internet looking for new African music and she showed up.
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One hundred points if you can spot the Surfing Pikachu in the final image:
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Or how silly Kurt Russell looked in the surfing scene in Escape From L.A.?
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Last Wednesday, the Democrat introduced a bill that would make surfing California's official sport.
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Buoyed by the effervescent whistling of its single "Let's Go Surfing," the band's Summertime!
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Practice safe surfing, and to echo Google's own Douglas Adams-inspired advice: Don't Panic.
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This shields your activity and data so you can start surfing the web anonymously.
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The learning experience for Burns began with some channel surfing and binge watching HGTV.
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You may have seen 'Biff' surfing in Tahiti or San Diego over the years.
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The California company claims the Changzhou's device, Surfing Electric Scooter, infringed on its copyrights.
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Each year a portion of the proceeds of the event go to dog surfing.
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"Surfers should not quit surfing," said Coleman, who was not involved in the study.
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His victory sent a message to the surfing world: the Brazilians have truly arrived.
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He spent most of his time with his family, surfing, or working on SpongeBob.
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Despite these ugly instances, Weisberg thinks surfing is shifting toward a more accepting vibe.
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Generally, about 10-215 Mbps is fine for normal web surfing and video streaming.
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In a way it's the opposite of the localism notorious in the surfing world.
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With additional funds, she would be able to take more kids surfing, more often.
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"In a wave pool for surfing, you're not trying to replicate nature," he said.
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Despite its admonition, the Civil Aviation Authority did clear the surfing video for use.
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She has learned to set limits, such as spending her lunchtime surfing the web.
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Andrew Manzi: There's only one thing I'm focused on when I'm out there: surfing.
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She moved to San Diego, using surfing with a kayak paddle as cross-training.
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Passive activities, like watching TV or surfing the Web, don't offer the same benefits.
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Surfing continues to grow, and seeing it reach the Olympic level is really exciting.
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I'm looking forward to surfing out at Rockaway Beach — conditions are lining up nicely!
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For surfing, though, I've found no better hooded rash guard than Patagonia's RØ Hoody.
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Blockchain is surfing on the hype surrounding bitcoins, ethers, litecoins and initial coins offering.
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"This is a game-changing moment for surfing," said international federation president Fernando Aguerre.
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A sex doll was crowd surfing the fresh grads in the House of God.
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Along with surfing, hair became his passion, though he injured many of his friends.
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Last week, we discussed who gets the profit from your web-surfing data habits.
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When you speak about surfing and freedom, one thinks California and the Beach Boys.
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Did you think that the Palestinians would be better at surfing than they are?
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Were you disappointed that the surfers don't see surfing as an expression of freedom?
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CAV travelers will reclaim part of that value by web surfing, working or sleeping.
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William Finnegan on how a revolutionary machine both advanced and disrupted the surfing industry.
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Costa Rica is beloved for many reasons, from its coffee to its epic surfing.
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The windy west end of the lake is known for windsurfing and kite-surfing.
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Florence seemed destined for greatness as soon as he started surfing the Banzai Pipeline.
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Surfing at 60 — after a 15-year hiatus — was, frankly, more of a challenge.
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Surfing well, my teacher told me between my wipeouts, is a lot like meditation.
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That way, it can be watching over us while we're working or surfing Instagram.
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"It makes a big difference when you're surfing on your own board," he said.
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WeWork has even invested in plans to create giant wave pools for inland surfing.
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In tandem surfing, he won both the United States and world championships in 1965.
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"He just did everything with the water — diving, fishing, surfing, canoeing, sailing," she said.
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Paul Godette, a 23-year-old Far Rockaway native, started surfing just last year.
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And he continued surfing until about nine years ago, when he injured a shoulder.
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Durrant: Only filming and editing my mates surfing and making terribly long travel vids.
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Surfing culture is still relatively new to China, but has begun to win adherents.
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Can you imagine these grinning, couch-surfing purveyors of ska playing at your wedding?
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With famous surfing beaches and a 111-year-old oceanfront boardwalk, Santa Cruz, Calif.
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One of the best jobs in America right now isn't technically dog surfing instructor.
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I'd complain that roller coasters were too fast and body surfing was too wet.
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Traditional surfing has been added to the Games for 2020, although not necessarily beyond.
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Madeleine drinks too much, and she spends too much idle time surfing the Web.
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The Mercedes driver also often posts photographs of himself snowboarding, riding snowmobiles and surfing.
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It's not necessarily the best beaches, it's just where I was surfing that day.
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SURFING WITH SARTRE: An Aquatic Inquiry into a Life of Meaning, by Aaron James.
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I don't know if I'll start collecting again, but I'll never give up surfing.
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"And you could say that surfing is also artful performance: a dance on water."
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It is focused; Twitch feels more like surfing live TV without a channel guide.
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"I think he's got some of my genes," admits Shaun, who grew up surfing.
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Sabatier practices yoga, McCurry likes to go surfing, and John also likes to hike.
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His dad, Shaun Moore, told CNN it was a "picture perfect" day for surfing.
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Should anything go wrong while you're cooking or surfing the site, write for help.
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At BRIC House, Public Access/Open Networks will feed your nostalgia for channel-surfing.
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They don't like anyone that's not one of the Bay Boys surfing down there.
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The first hours I mostly spend at my desk reading or surfing the Internet.
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"I don't think there's any other place on the planet right now that is as popular a big-wave surfing location as Nazaré," said Tim Bonython, a documentary filmmaker, renowned in the surfing world, who recently bought a house in the town.
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And hey: Apple even showed a woman surfing while wearing a cellular-equipped Apple Watch.
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Here's what you need to know to pick the right surfing buddy for your needs.
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Take surfing or snorkeling lessons And then try to reenact your favorite Blue Crush scene.
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But when it comes to surfing the mobile web, you can do so much better.
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Surfing is one of five new sports to be included in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
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The ISA had unsuccessfully tried to include SUP in those Games as a surfing discipline.
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Ludden's nonprofit—First Descents—offers free outdoor adventures based around kayaking, surfing and rock climbing.
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The model integrates several different fitness methods, from yoga and kickboxing to surfing and skiing.
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If surfing is having a year, then Caroline Marks is about to have a decade.
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Weakley was surfing with some friends in college when he felt something bite his foot.
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Matyas tells PEOPLE that investigators suspect Erik was killed during a failed "hood-surfing" attempt.
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"I am keen on snowboarding, surfing and mountain biking," he writes on his LinkedIn profile.
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Cormican sees it as the proper evolution to channel-surfing, made for the internet age.
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Or Waikiki beach boys in swim shorts, surfing peaks with Diamond Head looming behind them?
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For instance, the proposed agreement would ban surfing on, swimming under and standing on orcas.
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There are more people swimming in Florida or surfing in Hawaii than 20 years ago.
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" And while she hasn't been surfing, the athlete said the experience had been "worth it.
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"Shield surfing is another technique that can give some interesting options," Swiffy told The Verge.
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But the bloodshed is barely discussed there amid the surfing schools and the yoga studios.
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And surfing is, of course, the unofficial state sport of California, where Meghan grew up.
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Despite what it calls an "experimental" browser, it is not designed for extensive web surfing.
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According to WPBF, Trinidad has been surfing since the 1970s and paddleboarding for three years.
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"We are looking at a natural beach for surfing," said IOC sports director Kit McConnell.
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Lively plays Nancy, a young woman who decides to go surfing in an isolated area.
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Apple claims you get 10 hours of battery life from web surfing or movie playback.
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Anyway, he's out surfing on his vintage redwood board when some whippersnapper calls him grandpa.
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Many more are couch-surfing, commuting huge distances or moving back in with their parents.
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I think more and more are seeing that surfing offers the same possibility as well.
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The moment was captured by photographer Lucas Englert, the man behind surfing Instagram account lubricatedsurf.
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Surfing was extremely hard — I don't think I've ever been so terrible at any sport.
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I just wanted to be a normal teenager out surfing and being with my friends.
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And it's only a matter of time until they're a world-renowned surfing combo, too.
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Of course a soul, in such circumstances, would consider surfing Craigslist for a new roommate.
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"It just becomes really repetitive really quickly," says Matt Warshaw, author of Encyclopedia of Surfing.
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I asked where he thinks a pool like this might fit into the surfing world.
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Santa rides the surf instead of a sleigh in California's Laguna Niguel Surfing Santa competition.
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On the days he felt depressed, Kuyda took him out for surfing and $1 oysters.
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But if you're gonna go down for something, it might as well involve surfing dogs.
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In any event, here are some legally acquired pictures of dogs surfing for your enjoyment:
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We had not come for the surfing, but did want to catch some Pacific waves.
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"I think surfing here is like getting a yellow cab in the city," she said.
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Some riders even enjoy standing in the bouncing connector, comparing it to surfing or skateboarding.
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But as it turned out, my NLand session was exactly — and nothing — like ocean surfing.
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A Florida man had an unexpectedly gnarly surfing experience Tuesday: He landed on a shark.
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Although he doesn't often catch air on waves, he has been surfing for 30 years.
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She once broke her nose in a surfing accident, but is still an avid surfer.
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Some of the more brave souls made the most of Dorian and even went surfing.
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And you don't begrudge the will to survive, even if it's just to keep surfing.
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The film portrays surfing from its beginnings to its present-day impact around the world.
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His usual itinerary was six months of surfing in Australia, then six months in Indonesia.
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We'd say this is the best body surfing contest ever, but Alessandra has no competition.
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He also seems to be doing a tonne of surfing and generally just chilling out.
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KS: Yeah, I'm taking surfing lessons on my vacation, but we'll get into that later.
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So the surfing is actually a vehicle to tell a different story from the region.
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"I went bus surfing down Regent's Street—that was the first time," he tells me.
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The idea of the perfect wave has been around surfing since I was a kid.
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The W.S.L. group bought pro surfing for nothing except a promise to invest in it.
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"It will democratize surfing," Slater said, about the technology, when the W.S.L. bought his company.
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She spends hours each day surfing Facebook or watching Netflix in the language of Shakespeare.
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Want to know why you fall facefirst into the ocean every time you go surfing?
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And please do ask for help if anything goes wrong while you're surfing or cooking.
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Today, the Beach Boys' image still largely reflects the band's "cars, surfing, and girls" years.
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Get started by spending your lunch break surfing career sites like Indeed, Monster and Glassdoor.
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It feels great to be able to connect people with nature, through the surfing craft.
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Our (surfing) season started May 1 and we have a big swell going right now.
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Most of the guests were twenty-something Europeans or Canadians on group kite surfing trips.
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Surfing Louis Vuitton's latest men's wear collection is all about pukka shells and Hawaiian shirts.
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Tracy's surfing obsession has turned her charming bakery into a regular stop on surfers' routes.
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Once a week, I go surfing, spearfishing or running, or I go to the gym.
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I know that a lot of my best ideas come to me while I'm surfing.
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"My profession is like surfing—you have to wait for the wave," he told me.
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But it is as genuinely a philosophical book about surfing as you're going to get.
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I had like little skateboard sponsorships and surfing, and that was all fun to me.
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For example, Saujani took up surfing last summer despite not yet knowing how to swim.
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If the places where waves break change, some of the greatest surfing places might disappear.
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Sporting Over the past 15 years, surfing has become a kind of obsession for me.
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Definitely write for help, should anything go wrong while you're cooking or surfing the site.
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We wanted to settle down someplace where we could indulge our love for kite-surfing.
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"The culture of these sports — climbing and surfing and ski touring — is intimidating," he said.
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So says Matt Jacobson, who grew up surfing with his father in Manhattan Beach, Calif.
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The surfers usually get to the beach midday and continue surfing until the sun sets.
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I was injured a few times — once fairly seriously — but no one ever died surfing.
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I grew up in Southern California and became enamored of surfing at a young age.
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Through surfing people open up to us, because we're approaching them in a different way.
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Brown, a surfer from Carpinteria, California, who had a bright smile to match his light golden blonde hair, first rose to fame when he claimed an amateur surfing title in 1988, which was followed by a Professional Surfing Association of America championship six years later.
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With surfing set to become an Olympic sport at the 2020 Tokyo Summer Games — even though the competition is planned for the ocean — developers of surfing parks see the same sort of publicity and motivational opportunity that the Olympics have provided for snowboarding and skiing.
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Caroline, Harper, Sarah and I decided that amortizing the cost of happiness over a lifetime of surfing makes the trip more than worthwhile; we'd have loads of new skills to take home with us to practice, and surfing on our home break costs nearly nothing.
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Surfing movies tend to offer spectacular scenes of cresting seas and intrepid athletes riding perfect waves.
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In other ways, it's an appreciation of the places that still make the web worth surfing.
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It offers restriction-free surfing with unlimited data and bandwidth on an unlimited number of devices.
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You'll still be building up your surfing talents, and your friends will feel less annoyed.5.
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This shuffle feature is basically Netflix's way of bringing back channel surfing, how '90s of them.
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Then you are on the water, for six-and-a-half minutes of jaw-dropping surfing.
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"And the result of this somewhat nebulous and certainly subjective approach was the surfing music genre."
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"Ever since the baby was born, Moshe's had to go surfing every other day," she says.
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World Stocks: here Euro zone shares are surfing the waves but the forecast for the euro?
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BAB: I started surfing when I was in seventh or eighth grade at the Oceanside Pier.
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The voice you hear, the surfing-endorsing guest at Recode Media today, keep that in there.
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Opera Mini is bundled for basic web surfing, but the real selling point is battery life.
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Sublime skiing, snowboarding and "snow-surfing" are only part of the story in this Japanese resort.
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Surf Gidget is a white pug (very rare) who is talented at surfing (also very rare).
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There are even niche channels for topics like cats or dogs, epic fails, surfing and others.
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Imagine the all-too-familiar feeling of surfing the web in vain, looking for a ticket.
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And then, you can strap the stabilizer onto your chest and capture some rad surfing videos.
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One, it only protects you from snoopers when you're surfing the web in the Tor browser.
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The Austrian entrepreneur with a knack for kite-surfing and Eastern philosophy, has so far succeeded.
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Meanwhile, my wife was calmly Web-surfing on her laptop and checking Facebook on her iPhone.
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Outside the gym, he shares a passion for surfing and rock climbing with his two kids.
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Which is another issue, Chapo says he has no control when it comes to channel surfing.
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Last week, we learned that WeWork invested in a wave pool company dedicated to artificial surfing.
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They're just as tired of surfing the Facebook and Twitter and Google algorithms as anyone else.
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So when there are good days, I have no problem shooting since I'm always surfing anyways.
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During the former's set, Garrido spotted a crowd surfing fan wearing a Leather Girls T-shirt.
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Meanwhile, my wife was calmly web-surfing on her laptop and checking Facebook on her iPhone.
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But it'll be fine for just surfing the internet at home and some degree of streaming.
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He's shaky at first on the board but no doubt he'll master the art of surfing.
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Remember the guy that filmed himself "surfing" a double decker bus through London a while back?
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I've never really been that drawn to surfing though…Well we don't have to do that!
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It's very self selecting for surfing, because most people who would go out there would drown.
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New additions include skateboarding, karate, surfing, and climbing, and classic 2D games are there as well.
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The island is known as an excellent surfing destination, but also has much more to offer.
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The company also offers Experiences — activities with Airbnb hosts — and Adventures, like surfing, sailing and foraging.
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On the home front, she realized that whole evenings and weekend afternoons disappeared into channel surfing.
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Her 265-year-old daughter, Emma, had enrolled in August for after-school surfing and swimming.
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In 2007, Diaz was back on the board with surfing champion Kelly Slater, according to People.
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While surfing the internet looking for evil in others, why can't we see it in ourselves?
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In 1969, he editorialized against illicit drug use, which had become ingrained in the surfing culture.
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On his first trip to Unstad seven years ago, he tried surfing without gloves and boots.
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A law that is aimed at web surfing seems to be as outmoded as dialup service.
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Jack O'Neill, the eye patch wearing, legendary surfing icon who pioneered the modern wetsuit, has died.
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I started as a surfing Yahoo, which is something that most people ... That was the title?
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That's why we named them "duck dive," from the surfing term when you duck under wave.
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It's newly popular in Australia, where surfing is the national sport, and catching on in Europe.
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Baseball-mad Japan, predictably, requested baseball and softball, in addition to karate, climbing, surfing, and skateboarding.
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"I have a pretty bad scar on my leg from surfing," she told writer Bruce Handy.
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Update 8/10: The original video of the teens subway surfing has been pulled from YouTube.
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Do cool, fun, relaxed people like to surf, or does surfing produce cool, fun, relaxed people?
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He once survived a huge shock getting struck by a wire while he was train surfing.
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BJJ black belts police the surfing lineups on Oahu's North Shore and beat down unfamiliar faces.
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"Sophie Goldschmidt, World Surf League CEO, about "development of the sport of surfing in Saudi Arabia.
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Again, if you're really set on specifically surfing, this could be a good SUP for you.
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But it also felt like surfing next to a pier, on an unusually fast, clean wave.
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This city has over 100 beaches and is known as the surfing capital of the state.
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At 13, he became the youngest surfer to compete at the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing.
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Now, after a day of surfing, I too planned to sleep over for a long weekend.
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Turns out that in surfing, as in life, fear of falling can lead to more falls.
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Post-surfing, he is planning to focus on conservation work in remote corners of the world.
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And while doing some late-night internet surfing for African music, Santana had come across Buika.
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In 1966, he was voted the top international surfer in Surfing magazine's Hall of Fame Awards.
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Mr. Brown had been making surfing films — mainly for his fellow surfers — since the late 1950s.
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Same with surfing: You need the fundamentals before you can get creative and 'feel the wave.
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As I explained to Graham, I'd tried surfing a number of times and failed fairly spectacularly.
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But it's less likely that they experienced bony growths in their ear canals due to surfing.
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Naylor says that the best surfing breaks are also found at this part of the beach.
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Dr. Blasey developed a passion for surfing, which she shares with her husband and two sons.
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Royalty of surfing, skateboarding and snowboarding weighed in on whose sporting heritage the trick evoked most.
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Whatever the inspiration, he began developing suits for surfing and bodysurfing, originally covering just the torso.
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And now add this one: Is stand-up paddleboarding more like canoeing or more like surfing?
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Now both the International Surfing Association and the International Canoe Federation want to control the sport.
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The ocean, breaking just a few hundred feet offshore, was full of children and teenagers surfing.
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I'm new at surfing, which is why I've chosen to come on a relatively flat day.
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We discussed shoulder surfing, hacking encrypted cryptocurrency wallets, piecing together AlphaBay connections, and rejiggering Signal's API.
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Just a few miles away, there are mountains for hiking and beaches for swimming or surfing.
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World Stocks: here Euro zone shares are surfing the waves but the forecast for the euro?
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My uncle taught me the lingo, too, and gave me confidence that surfing could be mine.
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It features chic people doing yoga, painting, working out, surfing, partying and reading in the bathtub.
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Mr. Hollender, 62, decided he wanted to start Sustain while he was on a surfing trip.
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He accused Airbus rival Boeing of "ruthlessly surfing" on the US protectionist wave to smother competition.
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Of the reported shark attacks from 2018, 53% occurred while surfing or while doing board sports.
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The concept was developed with the help of experts in hearing impairment, surfing, and competitive cheerleading.
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She has a diverse range of interests, including a strong passion for surfing and competitive cheerleading.
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You can find much scarier, more shocking stuff by casually surfing websites or reading the news.
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The closest motion is seen in stoneflies, but their movement is more like paddling than surfing.
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"Volcanic drama, secret surfing beaches, thermal pools, eco-conscious hotels, and a thousand shades of green."
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Using a surfing analogy, he described China as "the big wave" that local entrepreneurs could ride.
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For years, competitive surfing has excluded women from some of the biggest competitions around the world.
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Phinney grew up in LA in the 103s, embedded in its surfing, skateboarding, and punk rock scenes.
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How to avoid becoming a cyberchondriac Barsky suggests putting limits on your surfing right from the start.
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My husband and I catch a dozen waves each and are both giddy on our surfing high.
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More like the surfing guy who asks you to grab the board and go to the beach.
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The two set up a challenge: Could Obama learn to kitesurf before Branson learned foil-board surfing?
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The Outbound makes it easy to search for places to go surfing, backpacking, mountain biking and more.
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The vast, unknowable, unseeable tracts of water where surfing takes place—filled with who knows what…Sharks?
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If you've been out surfing for hours, you're tired and you're cold, and you need to rest.
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It doesn't have to be surfing, just with anything I want to be the best at anything.
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Channel surfing became superfluous once you could just DVR and stockpile your shows or stream them instantly.
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I was a renegade board builder in surfing and evolved into a renegade board builder in skateboards.
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" A different one read, "Patrick Swayze & Keanu Reeves brought the sexy to this surfing/bank heist movie.
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Other World Surfing Reserves include Malibu in California, Ericeira in Portugal, and Punta De Lobos in Chile.
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Kevin's posted a pic of his "BatBoat" and bragged about using it for "surfing" on the lake.
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On the coast of California, Reineman told me, some of the best surfing is at low tide.
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Not only does the green lock make your web-surfing safer, it factors into Google Search results.
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In 2007, Ishita Malaviya tried surfing for the first time and fell in love with the sport.
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While surfing the internet, Hardy stumbled upon a personal development article that had over 1,000,000 social shares.
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The Single Parents star, 32, said that surfing is one of the new things she's recently tried.
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It relates to the Golden State's competitions in surfing, cycling, open-water swimming, triathlons and other sports.
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I chill out by reading and surfing the web, and then head to bed at 4 a.m.
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The InvizBox 2 takes your secure web surfing a step further by encrypting all of your traffic.
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A chaotic time filled with green beer, and, if you're surfing Pornhub, looking for leprechauns and shamrocks.
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"The base tier will get you web surfing and being able to check your email," he said.
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Guests can also travel by Safari jeep or boat to neighboring bays with less advanced surfing spots.
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He wants to live by the ocean, go surfing everyday, befriend sharks, and play in the waves.
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But if you don't have cable anymore, it's kind of fun to indulge in idle channel surfing.
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Luckily, retailers are rolling out the newest offerings right now — and today we're surfing around Ulta Beauty.
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Or are they surfing the wave of interest in pod-eating by superficially claiming to denounce it?
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We launched a short surfing video that played in 2D on a wall inside the Cliff House.
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He later went pro in the 1990s, winning the Professional Surfing Association of America Championship in 1994.
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There it would stay had a Bamaga police officer not been surfing a Cape York Facebook page.
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I've been regularly surfing the crimson wave for over two decades now — first with pads, then tampons.
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"Surfing is not just about training dogs, it is about understanding them and their behavior," said Aboitiz.
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A lifeguard trained in big-wave surfing rescue monitors the lagoon alongside Bowline, the Ranch's unofficial mascot.
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While Dwyer will spend some time surfing (his "secret talent"!), DiRado has plans to get some ink.
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Plus, the Chinese market of a million surfing Santas, and how internment camps influenced Japanese-American food.
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"He was surfing and he grabbed his surfboard and rushed out there and got me," Lavin said.
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That competition includes video games, web surfing, YouTube, physical media and any other form of leisure activity.
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Karate, surfing, and video-gaming all have millions of passionate participants around the world, going back decades.
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Da Brat and Timbaland join in on the cosplay, surfing through the Mars-like planet Missy inhabits.
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Surfers beware The search is taking place off the north shore of Oahu, a popular surfing destination.
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International boarders have been impressed with Japanese surfing and expect a top class event at the Olympics.
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Facebook has benefited immensely as consumers have switched to surfing the Internet with smartphones rather than PCs.
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A mis-timed jump in Breath of the Wild sees you shield surfing blissfully off a cliff.
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O'Neill said he always considered Santa Cruz as "the center of surfing," outside Southern California's warmer waters.
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I ended up hitch-hiking to Scotland and sofa-surfing with my boyfriend for about six months.
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At the moment Ilwad is able to take 40 young people surfing once a week on Fridays.
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Another five—baseball, skateboarding, surfing, climbing and karate—are likely to be added to the 2020 programme.
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Mobile is an important area of focus now that so many users are surfing from their phones.
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And we're bringing you the story of a CNN Hero who's helping other U.S. veterans through surfing.
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"It's like surfing," said Colin Barnett, the premier of Western Australia state, in an interview in Perth.
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I've exposed our members to various activities: yoga, horseback riding, wake surfing, hiking, skiing and tennis, recently.
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By 16, he was certified as a kite surfing instructor and could do flips in the air.
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Audience Score: 94%"Riding Giants" is a sports documentary about surfing and the culture that surrounds it.
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Your web-surfing habits (from shopping to searching to emailing) are all connected to your IP address.
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But one primary function will be to host WSL competitions, turning surfing into a true stadium sport.
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So, they're living in their cars, or they are couch surfing, or they're living on the streets.
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A surfing accident in 2014 left Plain with multiple injuries, but he recovered to continue mountain climbing.
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In his Snapchat account, he does everything from documenting surfing to interviewing random bypassers on the street.
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"He's standing up and couch surfing, crawling so fast all over the place," she says of Sonny.
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When The Beach Boys sang their songs about surfing and cars, they were really singing about independence.
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"That is, they are couch surfing, living in overcrowded accommodation, hostels or in crisis accommodation," Catherine says.
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"It was one of the worst surfing seasons," Richard Dewey, an oceanographer in Victoria, BC, told me.
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To be honest, I don't know how much the Gaza surfers know about the history of surfing.
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The new majority owner is Dirk Ziff, a Florida financier who is also a newcomer to surfing.
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And on the North Shore, where I grew up, the beaches are fantastic for surfing and swimming.
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I did a "Jessie" and caught the wave, surfing it all the way to the shore. Exhilarating.
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A connoisseur of surf culture, Mr. Mattison said that surfing has surged and waned since the 1930s.
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A week ago, Austin Reed, 0003, was bitten by a shark while surfing at Ocean Isle Beach.
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Everyone's personal experience on the web is a unique butterfly of surfing tailored to their own needs.
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He had been surfing since age 11 and believed that surfers were not beach bums or losers.
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They gave the children surfing instruction and organized them, which led to the creation of Surf Haiti.
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He became a mentor to many in the surfing community and an important figure of the sport.
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Fans showed their gratitude by giving Bruce major props ... passing him around for a crowd surfing sesh.
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He said he hoped the museum would ride the growing wave of surfing popularity in the Rockaways.
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If Facebook can generate a sizable audience for surfing, imagine what it can do with NFL football.
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And instead of surfing for another game or show, why not just switch to pre-made content?
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But the growing popularity of freshwater surfing has become a testament to the art of making do.
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His friend shared that when the two of them were in school they decided to try surfing.
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"We teach young people, getting them to know how to cope with stress using surfing," Thsethsa said.
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The acquisition was a statement: The future of professional surfing would take place on Slater's wave system.
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But "The Encyclopedia of Surfing" (2005), among other sources, credits Mr. O'Neill as the wetsuit's commercial pioneer.
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It was cartoonishly metaphorical, the eight of us surfing toward the finish line surrounded by jumping dolphins.
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"I worried about his mental health if he didn't get back to surfing," said his wife, Nicole.
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But paying for his surfing trips to Costa Rica is not going to make you better parents.
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They got me on that hashtag #justpassingthrough, so everywhere I go, I'll tag the places I'm surfing.
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Here, he had his first business idea, he told Friedman: Furance Surf, a dry glove for surfing.
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At the back of the dining room is a screen on which surfing videos play without end.
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Sandpipers racing, sea gulls hovering, snow geese rolling over waves (they almost look as if they're surfing).
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Melissa Roy will take couch surfing in a stranger&aposs house over a hotel room any day.
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Yael: I was surprised that Elliot is such a l337 hacker but so susceptible to shoulder surfing.
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The colorful little commercial fishing and tourist town of Dingle is the surfing hub in the region.
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The colorful little commercial fishing and tourist town of Dingle is the surfing hub in the region.
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Lastly, do write for help, should anything go wrong while you're cooking, or surfing around the site.
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Chouinard had always encouraged his employees to cut work and go surfing when the swell came in.
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Watching Richard, be it his tennis games, kite-surfing, chess or conversations, he was focused and present.
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Skateboarding, surfing, baseball/softball, karate and climbing will all be a part of the next Summer Olympics.
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After 30 minutes of joyfully surfing the big swells at front of our craft, I joined them.
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The older, better surfers in my circle were making the pilgrimage there, where people did die surfing.
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I was there in June and it's incredible, volcanoes, amazing beaches, surfing, and some incredible colonial towns.
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But Paris, which is hosting the 2024 Summer Games, is already making plans for its surfing competition.
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Whether hiking in the desert or surfing in the Pacific Ocean, leave your cold-weather gear behind.
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When guests aren't swinging kettlebells on the beach, they go snorkeling, surfing, biking or practice sunset yoga.
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This is a bit of a broad question, but, what does surfing mean for the Indigenous people?
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