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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation)-- In a British suburb in central England, police officers accustomed to burglaries and household disturbances are breaking new ground by finding ways to battle the latest crime wave — human trafficking.

We also stumbled through what we later found out was the 13th largest storm in Arctic history — a hurricane with large, breaking waves that hammered our rowboat as we made our way along the Northern Passage.

As an adolescent Austin had a recurring dream about waking up to find huge, surfable waves; the reality of the Gulf Coast break was nearly always disappointing.

Scientists studying the 2009 A / H1N1 influenza pandemic have found that the inconsistent regional timing of pandemic waves in Mexico was the result of interactions between school breaks and regional variations in humidity.

The recent runway shows were swept up in a wave of short options — to help you find a shortie that fits your personal style, we've broken down the top trends for you, from feathers and ruffles, to beading and bows.

Ever since I first encountered Lars von Trier's Breaking the Waves in Cannes, where it won the grand jury prize, I've been debating within myself about it, because I find it simultaneously shameless, boldly original, contrived, highly affecting, transparent, cynical, hopeful, ironic, sincere, ugly, beautiful, and downright baffling.

I was very happy to see Lang's masterpiece on the top, however as a film lover i found for myself some obvious omissions: Bicycle Thieves, Leopard, Nosferatu, Battleship Potemkin, Mirror, as well as more recent masterpieces like White Ribbon, Melancholia, Breaking the Waves etc..

Each map, whether open or fixed route, encourages a different strategy, such as trying to find an optimal path to redirect enemies, making the best use of limited space, and breaking up individual enemy waves to avoid being overwhelmed, all while planning ahead for future waves.

After the break, find a full gallery of the power discs that make up the first wave, along with descriptions of the power each of them will unlock!

Our star ratings will help here and of course you will also find the usual wave height and period predictions on our surf forecasts as well as a full break down of the swell components under our advanced users option (to reveal that, click the little Einstein character under the tide times).

The reef out here is more forgiving and the waves, that get just as big, break slower, giving the surfers more time to find their feet.

Although you can find people catching waves year round, the surf is at its best from summer to winter with the peak waves happening during the winter storms that cause a nearby sand bar to break.

Beginners should be looking for a long - breaking, gentle wave such as those found on the south of the island, like Launiupoko beach.

The swath of pristine sand with shallow waters is never crowded — you can find solitude and peace of mind here, lulled by the gentle break of ocean waves.

You could show up to a spot at low tide and find no waves, and then a couple of hours later there'll be waves breaking up and down the beach.

You can travel Costa Rica beaches from one end to the other but you will never find a better wave, more beach breaks or, less crowds, than you will in Santa Teresa Costa Rica.

Here you will find a small surf break with good intermediate waves.

And of course all the equipment you'll need it included, along with transport to and from the surf breaks — so get ready to go and find the best waves for the days conditions!

Spots like Dacu offer a great introduction to reef breaks, Cemeteries (a short paddle out in front of the surf camp) serves up a good mixture of lefts and rights, and other favourites like Stimpys or Rock Island all work on varying swell and wind — so you'll always find a wave.

Indonesia boasts some truly world class surf breaks — the likes of Uluwatu and Desert Point produce long, hollow waves that are straight out of a surf movie — and it is a surfing Mecca for any wave rider, both for the waves and for the beautiful country, and locals you'll find there, too.

If you are not an experienced surfer, you can opt out of those reef breaks, and find safe, friendly waves to ride.

When there are no waves at any other break you will find a little rideable wave here.

Adventure is found in the waves» breaks or hanging from the trees, zip lining through the lush jungles that are filled with audible monkeys and exotic birds.

Big wave surfers travel the globe to find the spots where the mightiest waves break.

As you amble along the long sandy beaches, you'll find yourself drawn to the water — in surfer - speak, it has some of the world's best left - hand break waves.

I've found that as the tide comes in, the waves break a little cleaner and because the beach is so huge, it's never too crowded.

Though the main beach break normally doesn't reel overhead waves, if you walk down the dirt road north of town, you'll find Buena Vista, the semi-secret beach break that the locals call home.

You will find information on specific breaks, tides, wave height, and quality.

Take a walk down the street just a block and a half away, and you'll find a nice little park overlooking the ocean, with benches to sit and enjoy the sunsets and listen to the waves breaking on the shore, so relaxing!

If you find yourself in the «impact zone» - the area where waves are pitching over and breaking - try your best to hold on to your surfboard, unless the wave is too large and powerful and you have no choice but to ditch your board.

A specially designed family beach can be found at our hotel which is bordered by a pier to break the waves.

Arriving at Keramas around 7.30 AM to find wave height hitting the main break in the 2 - 3ft range with the off bigger freak sets.

Do you already know and love Playa La Saladita's famous left breaking «wave machine» but found yourself commuting from Troncones or Ixtapa where your non-surfing partner or family felt more comfortable?

Arriving at 7.00 AM to find more perfect waves on all three of the main breaks in this area (Echo beach, the Sand Bar & Rivermouth).

Translated to mean «The Sandy Village», Weligama is a two - kilometer long beach break with the best wave for beginners you will find on the island.

With views of broad sands and waves breaking along the landmark Huntington Beach Pier, Shorebreak Hotel finds inspiration in its incredible oceanfront setting — which happens to be one the world's most iconic surf destinations too.

arriving around 9.00 am just as the tide was starting to run back in to find wave height breaking on the Racetrack section in the 2 - 3ft + range.

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So from there we continued up to Keramas to find perfect waves hitting the main break at 3 to 5 feet with a couple of those freaky 6 foot freak sets.

On this 30 km part of the coast you can find plenty of breaks with some world class waves.

From super fun beachies to endless point breaks and rippable reef breaks, you can find every type of wave here.

Beginner's will find plenty of spots with easy breaking waves in Cox Bay and more experienced surfers will love the challenging waves of the beach's north end.

With the amazing variety of breaks in such a small area, there's always a great wave to be found in this part of Morocco.

When the tide is full or high this typically causes the waves to break close to the beach which we find doesn't always create the best conditions for learning to surf.

Punta Mita instead offers over 10 surf breaks, which guarantee that we can always find at least some waves in the area.

The small, laidback towns and the surrounding area not only hosts the world - renowned surf breaks Anchor Point, Killer Point, Dracula and Boilers, but also has a wide selection of waves for every need and capability, and also offers the most consistent waves to be found anywhere.

Arriving over on the East Coast of Bali around 9.00 AM to find wave height still a breaking in the solid 3 - 5ft class.

We arrived at Krupuk Pt around 8.30 AM to find wave height breaking in the 2 - 3ft range with clean and glassy surfing conditions.

A plus side of point breaks can be the ease of paddle out to the area that a surfer wishes to catch waves, this is due to the bay like nature that this type of break will often be found.

Arriving just as the tide was starting to run out to find that there was still the odd waist to head high wave breaking both left and right.