Chris Mullins

Awesome. If you haven't seen the original, then check it out here. http://youtu.be/GokKUqLcvD8

Japanese artist Haroshi creates unique three-dimensional sculptures out of recycled skateboard decks.

Layers of stacked wooden decks are transformed into sharks, body parts, fire hydrants, toys, fictional characters, and shoes.

Incredible. I need that apple. More pictures on Toxel. Thanks G!

These are incredible.

FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CA—After an extensive search, ONE Distribution is excited to announce that Dave Carnie will be appointed Senior Director of Marketing for both the KR3W and SUPRA brands. Carnie is best known for his role as writer and editor-in-chief of the now defunct, but infamous, Big Brother Skateboarding Magazine (from which the TV show Jackass was born). Carnie has stayed active in skateboarding as a writer and editor for both The Skateboard Mag and King Shit Magazine. In recent years Carnie has dabbled in marketing and advertising, most notably with the 72 and Sunny agency in Culver City.

“We’re really fucking excited to have Dave Carnie on board,” said Matt Fontana, the VP of Global Brands at ONE Distribution. “Dave’s experience and history in skateboarding has been long and obviously very colorful. Not to mention, that motherfucker has authored some of the best fucking action sports press releases EVER.”

Carnie will be overseeing the marketing teams at ONE Distribution, as well as bringing his unique voice and flair for exciting content to the brand’s various media platforms. Carnie’s hiring gives momentum to the brand’s migration into growing strategic structures which enhance key brand assets as the brand expands its relevance into complimentary brand channels allowing the exploitation of brand assets and developing growth potential alongside forecasted brand investment portfolio opportunity equity liquidation branding.

“Fuck,” said ONE founder, Angel Cabada, about the acquisition of Carnie. “Yeah.”

“Fuck dude,” Carnie said about the appointment, “I’m fucking really fucking, like, fuck. But, fuck—butt fuck?—it’s kind of fucking funny because, seriously, I don’t fucking know fucking shit about SUPRA. Aren’t they those fucking moon boots that Justin Bieber kid fucking wears?¹ What the fuck?”

Carnie’s list of awards and achievements in the field of writing is long and distinguished. Carnie’s superior writing ability, and hard hitting journalist style, particularly his press release writing skills, was one of the main reasons ONE Distribution sought his talents. Besides being the man that brought us the word “bromance”² Carnie has long been regarded as a pioneer in the world of action sports press releases ever since he was the first to use the word “penis” in an announcement.

“It was a fucking game changer,” said Scott Bailey, ONE Distribution’s CEO, about the historical action sports press release. “No one had ever dared use that word in an action sports press release before. It was seriously fucking gnarly.”

“Well, it was fucking nothing really,” Carnie said modestly about the landmark moment. “I wasn’t even thinking about it when I wrote the fucking thing, I just thought, ‘This will look really fucking cool,’ you know what I mean? PENIS! I mean, shit, fucking fuck it, who fucking cares?”

said Bailey. He added,

“You know, our brands have always been about fucking innovation and fucking progress,” Fontana said. “We came out with the fucking SKYTOP and we were instantly a leader in the fucking footwear industry because of that fucking shit. Now we’re coming out with penises in our press releases. This shit’s fucked up, yo. And with Carnie onboard? Dude can seriously write the fuck out of a fucking press release. We’re stoked to have him in here fucking all this fucking shit the fuck up.”

This was filmed between 4th and 11th April 2011. I had the pleasure of visiting El Teide.

Spain´s highest mountain @(3718m) is one of the best places in the world to photograph the stars and is also the location of Teide Observatories, considered to be one of the world´s best observatories.

The goal was to capture the beautiful Milky Way galaxy along with one of the most amazing mountains I know El Teide. I have to say this was one of the most exhausting trips I have done. There was a lot of hiking at high altitudes and probably less than 10 hours of sleep in total for the whole week. Having been here 10-11 times before I had a long list of must-see locations I wanted to capture for this movie, but I am still not 100% used to carrying around so much gear required for time-lapse movies.

HUF Quality Footwear presents the Hupper 420 Pack, releasing 4.20.11. Each pack includes a pair of HUF Plantlife-print Huppers and three pairs of limited-edition Plantlife socks, all packaged in collectible HUF dime bags. Available exclusively at HUF Los Angeles and select HUF dispensaries. Limited to 420 pairs worldwide. Visit blog.hufsf.com to locate a dealer near you!

Location: Carlsbad, CA. Experience: 10 years Rate: N/A (Full-Time) Job Description
The managing editor is the backbone of TransWorld SKATEboarding edit staff. He/She manages and enforces deadlines, edits feature and column submissions as well as writing everything from major features and interviews to weekly/daily online stories and one-line captions. The managing editor also oversees the design-edit and proof book process and coordinates any and all projects that involve both print and online with the Online Editor. The managing editor will also be involved in cover selections and layout, video projects, regular Web content, and major
event planning.

In addition the managing editor will be asked to create and maintain a database of writers, photographers, and artists; conduct monthly editorial buyout; attend key industry functions; and keep the editor in chief informed on all editorial matters. He/She will also spearhead the planning of future stories, columns, and theme issues; farm new writing talent; and oversee interns.

Good managing editors are leaders and organizers, and this person will need to be an advocate for TransWorld SKATEboarding, a spokesperson for the vision of the magazine, an able manager of professional relationships, and most importantly, he/she should do these things with a positive attitude. We're looking for someone who loves skateboarding, who keeps up with current trends and news in the skate community, who can conceive of and execute on great ideas, and who is willing to hop in the van for a skate trip from time to time.

Opportunities for travel will occasionally arise, though running the daily business of making a magazine will be the managing editor's priority.

* Manage and enforce deadlines
* Edit features and columns
* Write features and columns for both print and online
* Oversee design-edit and proof book process
* Coordinate between print and online versions of the magazine
* Create and manage database of contributors
* Conduct monthly editorial buyout
* Attend key industry functions
* Keeps editor in chief informed on all editorial matters
* Farm new writers
* Oversee internships
* Future planning
* Advocate for TWS
* Positive attitude
* Keeps up to date on news and trends
* Willingness to travel

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