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Shaping The Industry

“Never For Money Always For Love” - Malcom Cambell

Shaping the industry is a short film about bonzers. On a side note… I need to pick up more Sigur Ros.

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Friday, June 1st, 2007 at 10:09 am | tenover | RSS 2.0 | trackback

More from the Wend Blog... An Oregon surfer was run over by a powerboat, which severed his arm. As if the risk of shark attacks up there wasn't enough!
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Holy shit. One of the guys from WEND magazine is going to go 3 months without consuming ANYTHING that has 1 time use plastic associated with it... No coffee lids, cellophane wrapped anything, packaging, salsa containers, yogurt, straws, dish soap containers, toothpaste, etc.
Noble but nearly impossible goal. Read more about this stunning attempt at cleaning up our oceans at the Wend blog.

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A Taiwanese longliner sought by Green Peace for various crimes runs aground at Padang Padang. Insang.
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CJ Kanuha is desperate for money. So desperate in fact, that he tried to standup surf a wave generated by falling lava. Taken alone, that might just have been some ballsy playing around, but it's pretty clear from the fact that he and a photographer payed for a helicopter so they photograph it, that it's a big publicity stunt. From the photos it looks like all he got from the effort was melted wax and burned shins. Hilarious.
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Pic of a guy in Florida in the middle of a turn with a shark jumping out the back of the wave. Heh.
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The Ranch claims a life.
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Teaser for Brian Conoly's, My Eyes Won't Dry 3. I hope he mixes it up with some B roll and 2nd angles a bit on this one, but even if he doesn't, it's gonna be amazing.
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I completely, totally forgot about hurricane season.
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Kiribati warned that by the end of the century, their country would be underwater, due to global warming. They should start on this Maritime colony project now. Anyone surf there?
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This has to be the most indepth look at the Brazilian tidal bore surfing ever created. Check out video of Jon Rose and Masatoshi Ohno at Nissan and photos at Surfline.
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