1. yes please
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    yes please

    May 31, 2012

  2. In the third episode of “Brothers on the Run,” the perfect conditions allow the boys to get another day of amazing riding in. After witnessing Eric and Travis tear up the slopes, John can’t help but take a few runs of his own. The already injured wild man takes a wicked spill, but somehow manages to ride away unscathed. Watch as the crew try some innovative tricks in the Alaskan fresh powder, before heading to the next destination.

    Stay tuned for a new episode every other Tuesday.

    May 31, 2012
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  4. Scottish Seagull Job Interview.

    May 31, 2012
  5. The Glaucus atlanticus sea slugThis tiny creature has gotten a fair bit of attention lately because of one simple reason: It’s absolutely crazy-looking. At first glance, it resembles a Pokémon or character from Final Fantasy more closelythan a real biological animal. But the Glaucus atlanticus sea slug—commonly known as the blue sea slug or blue dragon—is indeed a genuine species. And if you swim in the right places off of South Africa, Mozambique or Australia, you just might find one floating upside down, riding the surface tension of the water’s surface.The species has a number of specialized adaptations that allow it to engage in a surprisingly aggressive behavior: preying on creatures much bigger than itself. The blue dragon, typically just an inch long, frequently feeds on Portuguese man o’ wars, which have tentacles that average 30 feet. A gas-filled sac in the stomach allows the small slug to float, and a muscular foot structure is used to cling to the surface. Then, if it floats by a man o’ war or other cnidarian, the blue dragon locks onto the larger creature’s tentacles and consumes the toxic nematocyst cells that the man o’ war uses to immobilize fish.The slug is immune to the toxins and collects them in special sacs within the cerata—the finger-like branches at the end of its appendages—to deploy later on. Because the man o’ war’s venom is concentrated in the tiny fingers, blue dragons can actually have more powerful stings than the much larger creatures from which they took the poisons. So, if you float by a blue dragon sometime soon: look, but don’t touch.

    The Glaucus atlanticus sea slug

    This tiny creature has gotten a fair bit of attention lately because of one simple reason: It’s absolutely crazy-looking. At first glance, it resembles a Pokémon or character from Final Fantasy more closelythan a real biological animal. But the Glaucus atlanticus sea slug—commonly known as the blue sea slug or blue dragon—is indeed a genuine species. And if you swim in the right places off of South Africa, Mozambique or Australia, you just might find one floating upside down, riding the surface tension of the water’s surface.

    The species has a number of specialized adaptations that allow it to engage in a surprisingly aggressive behavior: preying on creatures much bigger than itself. The blue dragon, typically just an inch long, frequently feeds on Portuguese man o’ wars, which have tentacles that average 30 feet. A gas-filled sac in the stomach allows the small slug to float, and a muscular foot structure is used to cling to the surface. Then, if it floats by a man o’ war or other cnidarian, the blue dragon locks onto the larger creature’s tentacles and consumes the toxic nematocyst cells that the man o’ war uses to immobilize fish.

    The slug is immune to the toxins and collects them in special sacs within the cerata—the finger-like branches at the end of its appendages—to deploy later on. Because the man o’ war’s venom is concentrated in the tiny fingers, blue dragons can actually have more powerful stings than the much larger creatures from which they took the poisons. So, if you float by a blue dragon sometime soon: look, but don’t touch.

    May 30, 2012

  6. HIGH CASCADE SUMMER CAMP

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  9. SURF EXERCISES (SE) is a specific workout targeting better health and surfing. SE targets balance as the center piece for advanced strength, speed and rotational flexibility to not just inspire a more functional body but to make you surf better. This program was designed over years of what works and what doesn’t. I’ve never been a fan of going to the gym and working out, but this is a really good 35 min work out and you can buy it on iTunes for £5. All you need is a exercise ball. Get that perfect body in time for Summer! - Marty

    May 30, 2012

  10. Ultimate Summer Anthem

    (Source: martyrobertson.com)

    May 30, 2012
  11. I need this in my life! Nixon Supertide
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    I need this in my life! Nixon Supertide

    (Source: martyrobertson.com)

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  13. NICE MELLOW KICKER

    NICE MELLOW KICKER

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  15. LADIES & GENTS… IIKKA BACKSTROM!

    May 30, 2012