1958 Grazioso/Futurama Electric Guitar
Source: vintage everyday: Picnic at Huntington Beach, California, 1937
On Saturday, NASA dropped a bombshell of a climate report. February 2016 has soared past all rivals as the warmest seasonally adjusted month in more than a century of global recordkeeping. The previous record was set just last month. Perhaps even more remarkable is that February 2015 crushed the previous February record–set in 1998 during the peak atmospheric influence of the 1997-98 “super” El Niño that’s comparable in strength to the current one–by a massive 0.47°C (0.85°F). Although the science of attributing extreme weather events to a warming climate is still evolving, February 2016 gave us a number of extreme weather events that were made more probable by a warmer climate.
Source: February Smashes Earth’s All-Time Global Heat Record by a Jaw-Dropping Margin | Dr. Jeff Masters’ WunderBlog
How far would you go to rescue the remains of a bygone world you’ve loved since you were a kid? Peter Knego went to Alang, India, and then did it again and again, to save what he could of the…
Source: A Life at sea, on land
Thirty-eight seasons in Indo with the surfer, skipper, and explorer
Source: Interview: Jim Banks | The Surfers Journal
Divesting from fossil fuels required breaking a family tradition.
Source: My Oily Heirloom
Edward Curtis’ epic portraits of North American indians are a joy. And so too are his pictures of North America’s indigenous peoples dressed in ceremonial masks.
Source: Fantastic Photographs Of North American Indians In Ceremonial Masks (1905-1915) – Flashbak
10 track album
Source: Freakout | Trabants
Our weekly look at a favorite new typeface. Share yours with us on Twitter and Instagram @AIGAdesign with #TypeTuesday. Name: Phoreus Cherokee Designer: Mark Jamra Foundry: Type Culture Release Date: 2014; version 2.0 in October 2015 Back story: In the summer of 2011, two representatives from
Source: A Typeface Designed to Revive the Endangered Cherokee LanguageEye on Design | Eye on Design
Schulterblicke | GuitarDoc – Werkstatt & Laden in Berlin
Surfers yesterday described Donald Trump’s €10m rock barrier plan to protect his golf resort at Doonbeg as ‘heavy-handed’.
Source: Surfers say Donald Trump’s €10m Doonbeg rock-barrier plan is heavy-handed | Irish Examiner
And hardly anybody dies while taking a selfie.
Source: More people are killed by tourist brochures than by sharks — Medium
An international gallery of bodysurfing photos emailed to us at SwellLinesMag@gmail.com or tagged on Instagram- @SwellLinesMag.
Source: Visions of the Month- February 2016
You seriously have no idea how many more sharks are killed by people than people are killed by sharks.
Source: Popular Science
NASA confirms February 2016’s shocking global warming temperature record.
Meet the Couple Who Made Malibu, Then Lost the “Battle for Paradise”
A mummified captain was found in a mystery boat drifting 40 miles from the shore…still sat in the seat where he is believed to have died.
Source: Mummified captain found in ‘ghost ship’ he sailed in for seven years after death
Concert Road Warriors – How To Show Your Affection For Your Favorite Bands – MTT – Music Think Tank
In 2014 the former press gallery journalist officially ‘quit’ Australia to form his own nation in Queensland. Almost two years later he is the Yidindji foreign minister, and it’s clear he’s doing much more than making a symbolic point
Source: Murrumu: one man’s mission to create a sovereign Indigenous country inside Australia
Video: Ryan Burch – Glider
Savage Islands – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Source: THE THUNDERCHIEFS – “Crystal Beach” b/w “Creature From the Surfers Lagoon” 7″ — Spacecase Records
Nerdwriter Evan Puschak put together a video about The Ren & Stimpy Show, a “seminal cartoon of the animation renaissance.” When the psychotic chihuahua and imbecilic cat debuted in…
Source: Why Ren and Stimpy was one of the greatest cartoon series ever
Source: Good Vibrations – How Not To Get Your Art Into a Beach Boys World Tour: Col Chandler, Aussie Artist
Patty McGee
Source: contemporama : Photo
Cáceres, who was awarded the Goldman Environmental Prize for her opposition to one of Central America’s biggest hydropower projects, was shot at home
Source: Berta Cáceres, Honduran human rights and environment activist, murdered
Forget the spread of ticks and mosquitos. Climate change could be responsible for bigger bites by drawing poisonous snakes northward into a band along the U.S. and Canadian border, as well as southward into wide swaths of South America.
Source: Snakes’ Expanding Habitat Could Bring Their Venom to Surprising Places
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