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VIRAL VIDEO: Pro Surfer Girl Films 100+ Sharks Gorge on Whale Carcass #SurfReport

VIRAL VIDEO: Pro Surfer Girl Films 100+ Sharks Gorge on Whale Carcass Posted 23 June 2012 By Chris Nomad Apparently this video has received over 1.5 million views already. It’s pretty ominous footage of the beauty and brutality of mother nature in it’s most unbridled fury. Enjoy! Sharks attack whale from Rachel Campbell on Vimeo. … Continue reading VIRAL VIDEO: Pro Surfer Girl Films 100+ Sharks Gorge on Whale Carcass #SurfReport

Jim Carrey Lists Malibu Beach House At $13.95 Million

VIA – THE INQUISITR Jim Carrey Lists Malibu Beach House At $13.95 Million Actor and comedian Jim Carrey has recently listed his Malibu Colony beach home at a whopping $13.95 million with hopes that buyers will flock to this gated California community to buy the famous home. The actor that recently disappointed fans all over … Continue reading Jim Carrey Lists Malibu Beach House At $13.95 Million

Teen bitten in another reported Myrtle Beach shark attack #SurfReport

video platformvideo managementvideo solutionsvideo player VIA – WTVR Teen bitten in another reported Myrtle Beach shark attack Posted on: 6:21 pm, June 19, 2012, by Alix Bryan, updated on: 06:24pm, June 19, 2012 MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WTVR)–Authorities said a teenager was taken to the hospital after being bitten on the foot in the ocean. Myrtle … Continue reading Teen bitten in another reported Myrtle Beach shark attack #SurfReport

Lucky escape from Australia shark attack #SurfReport

VIA – ASIA ONE NEWS Lucky escape from Australia shark attack AFP Wednesday, Jun 20, 2012 SYDNEY – An Australian man had a lucky escape on Wednesday after being thrown from his surf-ski when it was rammed and then attacked by a shark, forcing a friend to rush to his rescue, officials said. The man … Continue reading Lucky escape from Australia shark attack #SurfReport

Hawaii: Island of Lanai Sold to Chief Executive of Oracle

VIA – NY TIMES Hawaii: Island of Lanai Sold to Chief Executive of Oracle By IAN LOVETT Published: June 21, 2012 Lanai, the smallest publicly accessible inhabited island in Hawaii, has been sold, the governor’s office announced Wednesday. Castle & Cooke, the company that owned 98 percent of the 141-square-mile island, agreed to sell that … Continue reading Hawaii: Island of Lanai Sold to Chief Executive of Oracle

Returning Surfboards to Costco? A Tale of a Broken Board…

Returning Broken Surfboards to Costco? By Chris Nomad 22 June 2012 So, the other day one of our bros sends us some photos of a return at Costco he’s supposed to handle. After arriving at the front of the store he eyes the following… However, many fans of these low priced ‘kook’ sticks came out … Continue reading Returning Surfboards to Costco? A Tale of a Broken Board…

Surf Book Launch Party 6/21 San Diego

Surf Book Launch Party 6/21 San Diego Please join us (Nancy Spooner Bsharah and Tara Brouwer) on the first day of summer as we kick off the launch of our new book, “EVEYRTHING I Know About DATING I Learned Through SURFING!” We will party at the world’s coolest surf shop, Bird’s Surf Shed (1091 West … Continue reading Surf Book Launch Party 6/21 San Diego

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Stricken by 'surfer's myelothapy,' paralyzed teen learns to walk again

  VIA – TODAYS HEALTH Stricken by ‘surfer’s myelothapy,’ paralyzed teen learns to walk again A rare spinal cord injury left 18-year-old surfer Kristen Adlhoch paralyzed, but thanks to special neurostimulation braces, she is walking again. By Rebecca Dube, TODAY Moms editor A freak injury stole Kristen Adlhoch’s ability to walk, but the 18-year-old decided she … Continue reading Stricken by 'surfer's myelothapy,' paralyzed teen learns to walk again

Battling 'Red Tide,' Scientists Map Toxic Algae To Prevent Shellfish Poisoning

VIA – NPR   Battling ‘Red Tide,’ Scientists Map Toxic Algae To Prevent Shellfish Poisoning by Ashley Ahearn   An oyster shucker on Samish Island, Wash. on Puget Sound. The state is frequently forced to close beaches to oyster gatherers because of the risks of harmful algae blooms. Public health officials have their hands full … Continue reading Battling 'Red Tide,' Scientists Map Toxic Algae To Prevent Shellfish Poisoning