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The Grand Finale.The money shot. The icing on the cake. Here it is...And here's the credits and some creepiness...... More >
Title : Quik Pro France 2009 Teaser : Fanning Takes the Win Joel Parkinson is crispy black and smoking about now, and he needshelp, because he's been struck by lightning twice in the past twoweeks. Somebody needs to yank his ass inside and batten down thehatches--and quickly-- if they want to keep his title hopes alive.Because Mick Fanning, the man behind that lighting storm, is still looming, and right about now it looks like Parko just..... More >
"Vancouver public beaches should be tested for dangerous staph bacteria after it was found in sand and water at five public beaches along the coast of Washington, according to a University of Washington researcher who made the discoveries. The MRSA, or methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, is a bacteria once rarely seen outside of hospitals. It is known as a 'superbug' because of its resistance to antibiotics. University of Washington microbiology professor Marilyn Roberts and her..... More >
"An influx of commercial activity has clogged the streets of the popular Lanikai community and prompted some fed-up residents to seek restrictions on one of those activities: beach weddings. Automobiles, kayak trailers and tour buses regularly ply the area as visitors flock to its white-sand beach and breathtaking view of the Mokulua Islands. But it's the wedding parties with their oversized limousines that can barely navigate the narrow, rural-style streets that the Kailua Neighborhood..... More >
"It is due to be the jewel in the crown of a multi-million pound project to rebrand a less than glamorous part of the Dorset coast. A high-tech artificial reef - the first of its kind in Europe - to bring a new surf culture and clientele to Boscombe in Bournemouth ut questions over the surf reef's performance and safety were still being raised recently, e-mails seen by BBC News reveal."by BBCClick here for full article... More >
"Clay Marzo rides the big waves off Maui like no other surfer, carvingturns like a skateboarder on a liquid vert ramp or a snowboarder in amoving turquoise halfpipe. Marzo glides through the barrel, a transparent tube of water, and dipshis mop of golden hair into the wave's cascading wall, then shakeshundreds of shiny droplets into the air in the film Just Add Water. Hisbarks of joy can be heard through the roar. Marzo, 20, may be the world's most creative surfer. He also has Asperger's..... More >
"Scientists are celebrating the re-colonization of king penguins on Macquarie Island in the Southern Ocean. When Macquarie Island was discovered in 1810, it was teeming with king penguins, but by the turn of the century, hundreds of thousands of birds had been slaughtered for blubber oil. Only a small colony of the birds survived at Lusitania Bay on the island."by ABCClick here for full article... More >
"The tiny Pacific republic of Palau, which has declared itself the world's first shark sanctuary, has urged international respect for the decision to compensate for its lack of enforcement ability. President Johnson Toribiong unveiled details of the sanctuary in his speech to the United Nations on Friday. However, the small country which presides over rich fishing grounds has only one patrol ship to enforce the sanctuary in Palau's 621,600 square kilometer (237,000 square mile) exclusive..... More >
"An 18-year-old college freshman from Annapolis died Friday when a thunderstorm came up as he was in the ocean at Wrightsville Beach, N.C., authorities said. The student was identified as John Edward Sackett. The storm 'came up very quickly' as Sackett was swimming and friends were surfing, said Patricia L. Leonard, vice chancellor for student affairs at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, where Sackett was enrolled Although details were unclear,'the thinking is that the lightning..... More >
"It was a case of now you see it, now you don't for a tour guide who unwittingly stumbled upon the collapse of part of one of Australia's most popular natural landmarks. Neil Sander was leading a group of tourists to view the 12 Apostles limestone formations off the coast of southwestern Victoria on Friday afternoon when he came across a pile of rubble in the ocean. A day earlier the site had had an impressive rock looming out of the sea at the same location."by The TimesClick here for full..... More >
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Posted: 09/28/2009The Grand Finale.The money shot. The icing on the cake. Here it is...And here's the credits and some creepiness...... More >
Fanning Storms France
Posted: 09/28/2009Title : Quik Pro France 2009 Teaser : Fanning Takes the Win Joel Parkinson is crispy black and smoking about now, and he needshelp, because he's been struck by lightning twice in the past twoweeks. Somebody needs to yank his ass inside and batten down thehatches--and quickly-- if they want to keep his title hopes alive.Because Mick Fanning, the man behind that lighting storm, is still looming, and right about now it looks like Parko just..... More >
'Superbug' discovery on beaches prompt..
Posted: 09/28/2009"Vancouver public beaches should be tested for dangerous staph bacteria after it was found in sand and water at five public beaches along the coast of Washington, according to a University of Washington researcher who made the discoveries. The MRSA, or methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, is a bacteria once rarely seen outside of hospitals. It is known as a 'superbug' because of its resistance to antibiotics. University of Washington microbiology professor Marilyn Roberts and her..... More >
Hawaii beach weddings come under fire
Posted: 09/28/2009"An influx of commercial activity has clogged the streets of the popular Lanikai community and prompted some fed-up residents to seek restrictions on one of those activities: beach weddings. Automobiles, kayak trailers and tour buses regularly ply the area as visitors flock to its white-sand beach and breathtaking view of the Mokulua Islands. But it's the wedding parties with their oversized limousines that can barely navigate the narrow, rural-style streets that the Kailua Neighborhood..... More >
Surf reef safety questioned
Posted: 09/28/2009"It is due to be the jewel in the crown of a multi-million pound project to rebrand a less than glamorous part of the Dorset coast. A high-tech artificial reef - the first of its kind in Europe - to bring a new surf culture and clientele to Boscombe in Bournemouth ut questions over the surf reef's performance and safety were still being raised recently, e-mails seen by BBC News reveal."by BBCClick here for full article... More >
Pro opens up about surfing with autism..
Posted: 09/28/2009"Clay Marzo rides the big waves off Maui like no other surfer, carvingturns like a skateboarder on a liquid vert ramp or a snowboarder in amoving turquoise halfpipe. Marzo glides through the barrel, a transparent tube of water, and dipshis mop of golden hair into the wave's cascading wall, then shakeshundreds of shiny droplets into the air in the film Just Add Water. Hisbarks of joy can be heard through the roar. Marzo, 20, may be the world's most creative surfer. He also has Asperger's..... More >
Threatened penguin colony rebounds
Posted: 09/27/2009"Scientists are celebrating the re-colonization of king penguins on Macquarie Island in the Southern Ocean. When Macquarie Island was discovered in 1810, it was teeming with king penguins, but by the turn of the century, hundreds of thousands of birds had been slaughtered for blubber oil. Only a small colony of the birds survived at Lusitania Bay on the island."by ABCClick here for full article... More >
Palau urges nations to respect shark h..
Posted: 09/27/2009"The tiny Pacific republic of Palau, which has declared itself the world's first shark sanctuary, has urged international respect for the decision to compensate for its lack of enforcement ability. President Johnson Toribiong unveiled details of the sanctuary in his speech to the United Nations on Friday. However, the small country which presides over rich fishing grounds has only one patrol ship to enforce the sanctuary in Palau's 621,600 square kilometer (237,000 square mile) exclusive..... More >
Lightning strike tied to teen's death ..
Posted: 09/27/2009"An 18-year-old college freshman from Annapolis died Friday when a thunderstorm came up as he was in the ocean at Wrightsville Beach, N.C., authorities said. The student was identified as John Edward Sackett. The storm 'came up very quickly' as Sackett was swimming and friends were surfing, said Patricia L. Leonard, vice chancellor for student affairs at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, where Sackett was enrolled Although details were unclear,'the thinking is that the lightning..... More >
Twelve Apostles landmark continues to ..
Posted: 09/27/2009"It was a case of now you see it, now you don't for a tour guide who unwittingly stumbled upon the collapse of part of one of Australia's most popular natural landmarks. Neil Sander was leading a group of tourists to view the 12 Apostles limestone formations off the coast of southwestern Victoria on Friday afternoon when he came across a pile of rubble in the ocean. A day earlier the site had had an impressive rock looming out of the sea at the same location."by The TimesClick here for full..... More >
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