Rip Curl Rip curl assignment! Two Australian surfers started rip Curl in 1969, at Bells Beach. They first designed surfboards, but then soon moved into wetsuits designs. They were wetsuit ‘designed by surfers for surfers’. At the time, there was a great demand for wetsuits. In 1970 they designed a new and improved wetsuit for diving, it had under arm gussets for better movement. Some of the key design requirements that Rip Curl look to have in their designs are warmth, make sure the rider/wearer
Loch Ard Bell is the main bell recovered from the Loch Ard shipwreck, one of the most well-known and tragic shipwrecks in Victoria. It was recovered from the shipwreck by a scuba driver in 1976 and was kept privately for 26 years, before it was handed to Heritage Council of Victoria in November 2003 (bell). After the bell was removed from the shipwreck with the use explosives, breaking it into pieces, it was repaired using mixture of resin and bronze filings (bell). It “weighs 33kgs (72 pounds)
(Smith 2). The bee was a motif that was often used (Smith 3).Jerome Mazzaro considers Plath’s achievements in The Bell Jar to be less gendered. Mazzaro also believes Plath’s novel is a statement of fascination of the midcentury (“The Importance…” 2). Marilyn Yalom wrote in Maternity, Morality, and the Literature of Madness that Plath’s novel about her breakdown and her recovery, The Bell Jar, is a pre-feminist disclosure of the effects of the sexist culture. Yalom’s critical view increased from the
waterlogging through digging activities, and also erosion to the beach. As such maximum digging levels will be set, and the development will seek to operate well above the water table, which will be closely monitored during development to ensure minimal changes occur. WSUD principles later mentioned would assist in mitigating any damage caused to ecosystems by run-off and stormwater. Increased traffic to the beach may place the beach at risk of erosion. The Kurnell Peninsula is home to a large group
Contents 1.0: Rationale 2 2.0: Analysis of Text and Research 3 2.1: Women’s Sport in Australia - A Sociological Perspective 3 2.1.1: 1800’s 3 2.1.2: 1900’s 3 2.1.3: 2000 to Present 4 2.2: Changes within Women’s Sport 4 2.2.1: Uniform 4 2.2.2: Role Models 4 2.2.3: Prize money 4 2.3: Tennis at Brisbane Girls Grammar School 5 2.3.1: History of Tennis at Brisbane Girls Grammar School 5 2.3.2: Changes within Tennis at Brisbane Girls Grammar School 5 2.4: Women’s sport in the media 5 3.0: Evaluation 6
Holly looked at me with a pout that could rival Victoria Beckham’s. “Come on Summer, don’t be such a wuss. It’s just an old house, right Kate?” She looked to her best friend Kate who nodded her agreement. “I’ve been in there before with my brother and I swear it’s not that bad. It looks spookier from the outside than when you’re actually inside the place.” Kate said. “I don’t know guys; deserted houses really give me the creeps. It’s all a little too Nightmare on Elm Street for
Festivals’, while the militia established small bands. Since the early sixteenth century, the Island music scene was greatly influenced by the Spanish presence, which included a variety of European extraction with instruments including drums, harp, bells, the guitar and harpsichord, among others. Religious ceremonies introduced for the decade of 1670 an organist and choirmaster, which were part of religious services of the ‘Cathedral of San Juan.’ Acosta | Page 1 With the introduction of slavery