Though the two relationships function chiefly as a means of demonstrating Bogus Trumper's tendency to repeat his mistakes, Irving is often regarded for his strong, independent female characters, and Tulpen and Biggie can be seen as markers in the development of the strong women in his more popularly successful novels, particularly The World According to Garp ( 1979 ).

Under Trumper's influence, Macartney became more audacious and adventurous ; Unlike their English counterparts, the Australians were proud of their spontaneous play.

His first match, at Sydney on 11 December to 17 December 1903 was won comfortably by England in spite of Victor Trumper's 185 not out.

Trumper's urologist, Dr. Jean Claude Vigneron, offers him three options for the treatment of his disorder: abstinence from sex and alcohol, a painful operation to widen the urinary canal, or the Water Method, which consists simply of consuming abnormal quantities of water before and after sex to flush bacteria out of the urinary tract.

Trumper's narration meanders through flashbacks revolving around his relationships with the novel's two primary female characters: Sue ' Biggie ' Kunft, a former championship downhill skier whom Trumper courts, impregnates, and marries in Vienna while still a student, and Tulpen, Trumper's present day live-in girlfriend, a documentary film editor in New York, where he lands after losing Biggie.

Other characters include Trumper's best childhood friend Couth, a still-photographer ; Merrill Overturf, an alcoholic and diabetic loon Trumper befriends in Vienna ; Ralph Packer, a pretentious documentary filmmaker who employs Trumper as a sound editor ; and Colm, Trumper's young son from his first marriage to Biggie.

On a crumbling wicket at the SCG he proved below his best and Victor Trumper's hitting mastered him very quickly.

With Australia needing 274 runs to win in the second innings, Noble decided that Macartney's first innings effort warranted promotion to act as Trumper's opening partner.

Noble persevered with Macartney as Trumper's opening partner and he scored 37 of an 84 run opening partnership in the first innings.

While the Indian Removal Act made the relocation of the tribes voluntary, it was often abused by government officials.

The London Bridge's relocation to Arizona was the basis of a 1985 made for TV movie Bridge Across Time ( also known as Arizona Ripper or Terror at London Bridge ), directed by E. W.

McCarthy made two ill-considered statements: that he would accept a coalition government that included Communists in Saigon and that only the relocation of inner-city blacks would solve the urban problem.

The relocation has, however, made a large area of land adjacent to the Cross available for redevelopment.

The Black Country Museum officials made the decision to transfer the building to the museum site in 1989 and the relocation was completed by October 1990, with the exhibit opening the following year.

Janco subsequently made his first trip to British Palestine, and began arranging his and his family's relocation there.

It seems that two factors have influenced interpretations of when the rapper sword was introduced: firstly, the relocation of a steel works operation by Alistair Crowley to the Derwent Valley, before which time it is believed that suitable steel for flexible swords would most likely have been unavailable ; and secondly, the prohibitive expense of such instruments before the Bessemer process in 1855 that allowed steel to be made inexpensively.

In 1994, Anime Expo made a strategic relocation to Southern California and has resided there since.

However, Eastern League president Joe McEacharn indicated that there are relocation candidates under consideration for the 2014 season, but has not outlined which teams or when an announcement would be made.

In April 2006, Moore and Matheos released a second OSI album called Free, a collaboration made easier by Moore's temporary relocation to Montreal, Canada.

The Black Death of 1348 – 49 does not seem to have played a significant part in the desertion of Wharram Percy although the large fall in population in the country as a whole at that time must have made relocation to a less remote spot more likely.

The forced relocation of Indian nations between 1818 and 1833 made way for non-Indians to claim the territory as the state of Illinois.

This relocation followed the traditional flight made centuries ago when the Mataatua waka ( canoe ) was accompanied by two tieke from Repanga to Whakatane.

Other modifications made to the 787's design included a relocation of the radiators.

Following the franchise's relocation to Canada, he made his NHL debut in 1980 and was an original member of the Calgary Flames, scoring 38 points in his rookie season.

The Wrights made a one-off reunion at ' Roosistence ', a concert organised by Australian musician Tim Rogers ( of You Am I ) in a bid to avoid the relocation of the North Melbourne Football Club, an Australian rules football club currently situated in Melbourne, which was under pressure from the AFL to move to the Gold Coast in Queensland at the time.

The relocation made the segment safer for traffic, reunified the Jewellery District with Downcity Providence, and freed up more space.

Export occurred in two ways: either through trading and the voluntary immigration of potters, or through outright invasion and theft of pottery and the forced relocation to Japan of families of potters who made the wares.

The relocation of certain universities were made under relative ministries.

The bridge's relocation was the basis of a 1985 made for TV movie Bridge Across Time ( also known as Arizona Ripper or Terror at London Bridge ), directed by E. W.

It was after this relocation that Terry Zwigoff made Crumb ( 1994 ), a critically acclaimed documentary film about Sophie's father and their family.

It was proposed, therefore, that options should be made available to owners or tenants so that they can choose between physical relocation by developers, cash compensation to allow them buy or rent elsewhere, or wind up their businesses altogether.

The result was the Shawangunk Ridge Trail, a 28. 5-mile ( 49 km ) connector which drew on a possible AT relocation that had first been considered in 1965, before the National Scenic Trails Act made it possible to protect the existing route.

A Google map is available which shows the changes to the rail network as a result of the canal relocation, as well as changes made since.

Meanwhile co-operation on many fronts, such as the ease of the flow of goods, services, and people across borders are to be even more extended, as well as the establishment of joint border inspection agencies, relocation of U. S. food inspectors agents to Canadian plants and vice versa, greater sharing of intelligence, and harmonizing regulations on everything from food to manufactured goods, thus further increasing the American-Canadian assemblage.

Partially as a result but also to deploy USFJ more efficiently, the U. S. and Japanese governments agreed in 2006 to the relocation of the Marine Corps Air Station Futenma and other minor bases.

* Easington Council in County Durham, UK paid half of a medium's exorcism fee to remove a poltergeist from council housing in Peterlee, deemed more cost effective than relocation of the tenant ( 2008 )

With capital to acquire new lands, they were more inclined to accept relocation.

The independence uprising was the first of a dozen similar incidents that took place in Alta California during the Mission Period ; however, most rebellions tended to be localized and short-lived due to the Spaniards ' superior weaponry ( native resistance more often took the form of non-cooperation ( in forced labor ), return to their homelands ( desertion of forced relocation ), and raids on mission livestock ).

In 1874 they requested relocation to Indian Territory ( Oklahoma ), but the stress of the move, diseases and poor conditions in the Territory reduced their numbers even more.

A " pigtail " charging port adapter permits the relocation of the charging port to a location more accessible when the prosthesis has a cosmetic cover applied.

A major event in the parish's transition from a bedroom community of commuters to a more diverse and independent economic unit occurred in 2008 with the relocation of Chevron's regional corporate headquarters from downtown New Orleans to an office park outside of Covington.

Since BRAC, and the relocation of the Human Resources Command ( HRC ) to Fort Knox, which is expected to have a net gain of about 5, 000 full-time civilian and permanent military personnel assigned to the base, creating a more stable population, and providing an economic boost to Radcliff and the surrounding areas.

In the same year, the S. C. General Assembly authorized the relocation of the courthouse from the eastern bank of the Great Pee Dee River to a more central location, selecting a apple orchard located on a bluff above Crooked Creek for the new courthouse, designed by South Carolina architect Robert Mills.

ABC and Paramount would attempt to find one more hit lead in for Monday Night Football with The Marshal in 1995, but the series was cancelled at the end of the NFL season and Paramount and ABC's longstanding relationship withered away as there were no Paramount-produced series on ABC that lasted longer than a season on the network before either cancellation or relocation to another network.

In 1948 a group of former pro bike racers, with money donated by Schwinn Bicycle Co. ( then ) owner Frank W. Schwinn, organized the exhumation and relocation of Taylor's remains to a more prominent part of Mount Glenwood Cemetery in Bloom Township, Illinois, near Chicago.

The plans include four more shop units, relocation of the bus station, and a revamped entrance to East Walk.

As a response the hectic pace of life and stresses in urban areas, downshifting geographically is a relocation to a smaller, rural, or more slow-paced community.

The realignment, which has required extensive relocation of staff and the design of more efficient workstations, was intended to promote improved communication within the CRS and increase the service's ability to focus on legislative deliberations of Congress by applying its multidisciplinary expertise to public policy issues in user-friendly, accessible formats when Congress needs assistance.

Within three years, the state legislature and newly elected Governor John Bigler had authorized the capital's relocation three more times, to Sacramento, Benicia and finally a permanent return to Sacramento.

Brentford, with the aim of securing a more financially sustainable future, have been considering relocation since 2002.

The project includes a relocation of the station portals slightly to the south in a plaza with the western end of 9th, Newton, and Otis Streets which will be extended to the station plaza for more convenient access to the rest of the surrounding area.

Over the next nine seasons, however, the Cardinals experienced only one more winning season, going 39-37 in 2002, before their relocation.

Women are more likely to choose jobs based on factors other than pay, for instance: health care and scheduling that can be managed with the duties of primary care of children for which women are still overwhelmingly responsible, and thus they may be less likely to take jobs that require travel or relocation or jobs that are hazardous.

Other examples of relocation out of the original district are slightly more common.

In recent times, team relocation has become a more common feature in sports that are less popular with the German public.

Team relocation is slightly more common in other sports in the Netherlands.

In other sports, such as volleyball, basketball or futsal, relocation is a bit more common, although it doesn't occur frequently.

Even so, opinion remained divided between those who view the ' relocation ' plan as a recipe for development in the northern part of the island, and others who consider it more likely to lead to the destruction of what remains of Okinawa's sub-tropical forests and undegraded coastal reefs.