In the increasingly rare segment, the stage curtain is raised to reveal an individual or team performing an unusual stunt, often accompanied by music from the CBS Orchestra ... after about thirty seconds the curtain is lowered and Letterman discusses with [Paul] Shaffer whether the act was ‘something’ or ‘nothing’ ... it was resurrected on the March 22, 2006, episode. A man balanced himself on ...

Nearshore circulation and shoreline setup are forced through the wave radiation stress, which is a function of the frequencydirectional wave spectrum. The radiation stress components often are approximated by assuming a spectrum that is narrow-band in frequency and direction. These narrow-band approximations overestimate the true radiation stress components in 8-m water depth on the Outer Banks...

one of the most important issues of abrahamic religions is faith. paul the apostle and fakhr rāzī, two thinkers in two religious fields of christianity and islam, have expressed their opinions in details in this regard. in discussing the consequences of faith, paul the apostle talks about salvation, justness, new life, security from devils and enemies, calmness and reception of god’s promises. ...

1The first author was supported by Austrian Science Fund (FWF) project M 1408-N25. 2The second author is indebted to W. Hugh Woodin, Ilijas Farah, and Menachem Magidor for crucial conversations on the topics of this paper. He is also grateful to Andrés Caicedo and Paul Larson for many conversations on the topics of this paper in particular during the SQuaRE meetings at the AIM in Palo Alto, May...

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team looked at satellite measures of sea surface temperatures for the wintering grounds of 24 humpback whale populations around the world. In all cases, the animals were opting for waters between 24 and 25oC. The whales in this study would have had to continue north of the Equator to find water this warm. Rasmussen believes that a high enough water temperature is crucial for them to breed. “It’...