Yet the basic principle of the cables is shockingly simple: Light goes in on one shore of the ocean and comes out on the other.
For a watery adventure, pick up a vessel at Sunshine Kayaking in Gibsons and drive 20km north to the Sechelt Inlet, from which you can paddle out to one of the off-shore islands, such as Poise Island.
Bush's opposition deprives the commission of one source of revenue to shore up the program's finances so that Social Security can cover the cost of allowing younger workers to invest a small portion of their payroll taxes in private investment accounts.
Spit: accretionary deposit of sand or stones located where a shoreline changes direction, formed by wave action and joined to the shore at one end only.
Every day, hundreds of thousands of ships make the journey from one part of the world to another in a long chain of events that bring them from one shore to another.
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Kafka on the Shore is like one long, strange, beautifully haunting dream.
For the Maryland Affiliate, this means continuing to raise money through two Race for the Cures, one in Hunt Valley in Baltimore County on Sunday, October 23rd, 2011 and one in Ocean City on the Eastern Shore of Maryland on Sunday, April 22nd, 2012.
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The "Jersey Shore" cast members are all expanding their empires while also giving back to the community that made them famous, via a planned one-hour fund-raiser to rebuild the actual Jersey Shore, which was devastated along with other areas on the East Coast during Hurricane Sandy.
Trudeau says his approach is far more classical than one usually finds in movies in part because Shore and director Peter Jackson regard the music as one giant epic divided into three parts.
She met with numerous vendors including one for importing sand to shore up the foundation, decking contractors, etc.
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One of the proposals is for the east shore to be focused on quiet recreation where activities such as windsurfing will be encouraged.
One evening, I decided to kick one back at the resort bar down by the shore.
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Within an hour, 25 people, including one of the children, had been taken to shore by a combination of volunteer boats, the U.S. Coast Guard, and local fire departments, said Sondra Rivera, petty officer first class with the Coast Guard.
Now luxury hotels and golf courses have colonized the south shore, and it can take two hours to get from one end of Kuta, the major beach resort area near the capital Denpasar, to the other, a distance of only about 7km.
Two of the men returned to shore, but one died, officials said.
But in August he became one of the first primary care doctors affiliated with North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System to adopt computerized medical records.
That being said, it is one of the more dependable, consistent breaks on the North Shore.
Since the global banking crisis of 2008, there have been four attempts by the Spanish government - two by the current one, two by its predecessor - to shore up a banking system seriously weakened by reckless property and construction loans.
One boy made it back to shore on his own and the other was rescued by the RNLI's Bude inshore lifeboat.
Usually when we go into a new country, one of the things we will do is to go broad and shore up several easy accounts.
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By intervening in Bahrain, with money and troops to crush a Shia insurrection, the king sought to protect one of his flanks - and shore up his defences against what he sees as undue Iranian influence.
After they have eaten breakfast, many passengers come ashore, where they are ushered onto one of 58 tour buses--all of them owned by the cruise companies--en route to one of several dozen shore excursions.
Every country with a shore in the region is a party to at least one territorial dispute.
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This summer, Simon Winchester has gone Benchley one better with Krakatoa, which makes you afraid even to go near the shore.
As I floated near the shore, for example, I could spot Italian pilgrims baptizing one another in the shallow water.
The merger will barely affect national politics except to shore up the DA in the Western Cape, the only one of nine provinces not controlled by the African National Congress (ANC).
ISS. Early last year the two countries tried to shore up their deal by signing another one: Russia promised to deliver on time, and America promised to bolster the Russian space programme still further with, among other things, extra flights to Mir.
Midbite into an ostrich burger at lunch one day, I watched the vanguard of an elephant herd emerge onto the lagoon shore, about 100 yards away, and each evening I trained my binoculars on the red lechwe gathered in the shallows, their russet coats burnished by the sun's slanting rays.
Now, one of the things you need to know is that the steps we've taken to shore up the banks and the autos, they have nothing to do with the Recovery Act.
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