The Most DISGUSTING BEACH In Northern Ireland (Hidden for 50 years)
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A new understanding of human history and the roots of inequality
SkateBoarder Magazine – Vol. 1, No. 1
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Why Nuclear Energy Is Not the Solution to the Climate Crisis
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quote from Youtube:
“One of the very first skateboard films, directed by Claude Jutra in 1965. This documentary captures young skateboarders in search of freedom. As popular in the 1960s as it is today, skateboarding is a spectacle to behold. But a law prohibits it on the street.”
Directed by Claude Jutra – 1966
The Society of Illustrators in New York City has launched an exhibit featuring the cartooning art of Jack Davis, marking “the centenary celebration” of his birth.” Davis (1924-2016) had an incredibly prolific career, highlighted by his work on the comic book and magazine Mad.
