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Apple Wants to Take People Surfing at Teahupo’o But They Have to Wear a Computer (opens the original)
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Soon you’ll be able to watch this in 3D on your couch. Photo: Pablo Jimenez//ISA There’s a new way to experience the famed tubes at Teahupo’o. But you’ll only be able to see it if you spend $3,700 on a headset computer. Red Bull announced that a new production titled World of Red Bull – BIG WAVE SURFING will be available tomorrow, October 2, for owners of the Apple Vision Pro — a wearable computer headset that “blends digital content with your physical space.” The Teahupo’o footage was filmed sp
Another Storm, Another Pulse of Hurricane Swell for Southern California (opens the original)
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Another round of Wedge action, anyone? Photo: Lucarelli Photo//Facebook More than two months after the first hurricane of the Eastern Pacific season, I feel like I’ve written the same story several times — Marie, Odalys, Polo, etc. Thanks to El Niño, every week I check the hurricane charts and, lo and behold, another hurricane, another swell for California. Rare incidents of three simultaneous hurricanes in the Eastern Pacific have become rather pedestrian. So if you feel like you’re having deja
The Season’s First Nor’easter Brought Barrels Back to the East Coast (opens the original)
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East Coast surfers feasted on a dose of nor-eastern tubes. Photo: Quentin Turko//YouTube It’s been an historically bad summer and fall for East Coast surfing. The Atlantic Ocean hasn’t churned out a single hurricane, while the Pacific Ocean has gone into El Niño overdrive and won’t stop pumping out massive storms. However, East Coast surfers finally got in on the action as the season’s first nor’easter sent waves up and down the Eastern Seaboard. North Carolina surfer Quentin Turko went on a mis
Two People Rescued at Santa Cruz Beach Where College Students Drowned This Summer (opens the original)
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Panther Beach has already been the scene of one ocean tragedy this year. Photo: Evan Quarnstrom Rescue swimmers pulled two people out of the ocean at Panther Beach on the north coast of Santa Cruz County on Tuesday, September 29. According to independent reporter Chris Cerney, the victims were brought to shore without a pulse, but resuscitated on the beach and transferred to intensive care units. One of the victims was able to speak, a good indication that they could pull through. The victims we
Poacher Arrested in New Mexico for Selling Elk Heads and Leaving the Meat to Rot (opens the original)
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Killing elk just for the head is obviously a big no-no. Photo: New Mexico Department of Wildlife//Facebook Social media has become a great tool for brainless criminals to expose themselves. Sometimes they make detective work easy, documenting the evidence themselves. Such was the case of a poacher in New Mexico arrested for hunting elk just to sell their heads as trophies, leaving the carcasses in the wilderness. The New Mexico Department of Wildlife received anonymous tips that this hunter was
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