Waves Coffee Coquitlam
Open Mic at WAVES in Port Coquitlam BC
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$23.28
THE WAVES, Woolf`s highly experimental, almost-prose-poem of a novel, asks the reader, "What endures?" The answer calls out from the novel like an echo in a seashell: nothing. Everything changes, decays, morphs. Woolf sketches six lives–three women and three men–all focused on a leader, Percival, a classical hero. Each character narrates a set of soliloquies through which Woolf explores the ways in which each human life is like a wave that impacts another, but is always truly alone. THE WAVES is a stunning, though abstract, look at humanity–the novel about which Woolf said, "I am writing to a rhythm and not a plot."
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$40.26
Stunning full-color photographs capture the transformative power, beauty, and many faces of the ocean wave, from a quiet trickle across tropical sand to a wild slam of storm surf against an Oregon cliff.
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$262.13
Often compared to James Joyce`s FINNEGAN`S WAKE, Virginia Woolf`s THE WAVES is her most experimental work, threading monologues from six different characters into a literary tapestry which is meant to illustrate the myriad connections between individual consciousness and social discourse.
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Disc 1:Ocean Waves
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This text deals with vibrations and waves. Its aim is to understand the basic principles and methods of analysing various physical phenomena. After a detailed study of mechanical and electromagnetic vibrations, their superposition and Fourier analysis, the wave part includes the general properties of propagation, a detailed study of mechanical (elastic and acoustic) and electromagnetic waves, propagation, attenuation, dispersion, reflection, interference and diffraction of waves. Included also are chapters on the effect of motion of sources and observers (both classical and relativistic), emission of electromagnetic waves, standing and guided waves. A final chapter on de Broglie waves constitutes an introduction to quantum mechanics.
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$485.82
This research monograph deals with the study of wave phenomena caused by winds in the world`s oceans. Particular attention is paid to modern developments that take into account the propagation of ocean waves at global distances and their interaction with the sea bottom, ocean currents and the ice cover. With this book the author provides the first methodical presentation of the generation, evolution and propagation of wind-induced ocean waves.
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$50.85
Discover the flexibility to teach science your wayWaves, Sound, and Light, as a part of the Glencoe Science 15-Book Series, provides students with accurate and comprehensive coverage of the properties of waves, sound, and light. The strong content coverage integrates a wide range of hands-on experiences, critical-thinking opportunities, and real-world applications. The modular approach allows you to mix and match books to meet your curricula.
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Let eight-time world champion kitesurfer Kristin Boese and Christian Spreckels take you to the next level and into the thrill of the waves. Hundreds of dramatic step-by-step action photographs take you into the surf and introduce basic tricks like the cut back and olly, before you move on to more advanced tricks like riding a barrel. Each trick is not only shown with breathtaking photography, but with the added bonus of expert advice on learning each trick. Kitesurfing in the Waves includes: Wind and waves Choice of location Safety Tips on training Starting and riding Turning manoeuvres Basics for kiting in the waves Surfing basics Wave manoeuvres/tricks for advanced kiters Kristin and Christian explain the equipment, how to stay safe on the water, weather patterns and wave creation before introducing you to extreme tricks. Take your kitesurfing into the surf and experience bigger waves, longer rides and more impressive tricks.
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$20.56
It is the early eighties, and the housing industry is booming. Previously unpopulated mountainous areas of the Japanese countryside are being leveled to accommodate new waves of people. Similarly, a new wave of feminism, particularly a change in attitudes toward marriage and child-rearing, is growing among the women of Japan. Both the physical and social landscapes are in flux. In her early forties, married, and childless by choice, Kyoko has no compunction about getting what she wants. But when she begins a relationship with a man who is as traditional and conformist as they come, the result is at times uncomfortable, at others comical, but ultimately fatal. Beautifully written by Taeko Tomioka, a renowned poet, Building Waves is often droll in tone, but always touching in its portrayal of a culture divided, and ultimately swept away, by ferocious waves of change.
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$36.37
Arguing that today`s fast-paced, technology-driven lifestyles are disconnecting people from their natural environments, a guide based on the author`s theory about heart rate variability contends that all behaviors are driven by rhythms that influence human health and can be adjusted for improved vitality and stamina.
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$12.32
Friends Emily, Jenny, and LJ welcome new girl Aubrey into their group, but they suspect her of hiding something when she keeps making last-minute excuses not to hang out with them.
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$31.57
From the mythological underwater city of Atlantis to the amount of water that covers the Earth`s surface, this incredible alphabet book presents an A to Z tour of the ocean`s fascinating underwater world.
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$16.36
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$20.99
Shinji, a fisherman, falls in love with Hatsue, the daughter of the richest man in his village, and the couple must persevere despite community disapproval.
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