They're either ignored or utilized for a convenient resting place. There's still purpose. Another week, let's get into it.
Torment Weather Report: Rising temperatures in parts of the North Atlantic Ocean may pose a threat to marine life. April and May "saw the highest ocean surface temperatures for those two months since records began in 1850", and now parts of the North Sea are experiencing a category 4 marine heat wave.
“There’s a very high potential that animals such as oysters, plants and algae will be killed by this European marine heatwave, particularly within shallow waters where temperatures may super heat beyond the background levels,”
- Richard Unsworth, associate professor of biosciences at Plymouth University
before long is a two-week time capsule into the late season in Japan. The crew over at Modest Eyewear headed overseas for a heavy assortment of street clips, with some resort riding and pow to compliment.
"Such a great night celebrating the local snowboarding scene and the depth of talent within." A first glance at the video and photo exhibition went down in Australia last week. A recap of the night at the Jindabyne Emporium is up on their insta now.
Don't let dreams be dreams. Odds are snow would be a big barrier, or rotting wood.
A wooden behemoth like this can only remind us of one thing: the Omaha rail Joe Sexton battled with for 6 years. A comparable feat for sure.
This isn't the first time a priceless Monet has been targeted by environmental protestors. Mashed potatoes splattered the protective glass of the million dollar Grainstacks in Germany last year, and this time around The Artist’s Garden at Giverny endured some red painted vandalism at a gallery in Stockholm.
The two protestors wore T-shirts with the logo of the environmental organization Återställ Våtmarker (Restore Wetlands), which released a video of the protest on Twitter and Facebook. It also claimed responsibility for it in an interview with the AFP and argued that 'gorgeous gardens like those in Monet’s painting will soon be a distant memory.'"
Life is Plastic is the latest brainchild from Mikaela Kautzky and Abby Furrer. The movie will premiere on Torment Mag this fall, featuring the likes of Taylor Davies, Maria Hilde, Stine Tønnessen, Lando Brown, and many more. A lot of the sensesse will be in the mix, so worth rewatching some marketable content in the meantime.
A recent photo from Red Bull Bonus Track brought up a new sponsorship switch. Derek Lemke is now getting boards from Nitro.
Instagram Clip of the Week: Ivika Juergenson at Mammoth.
