Fearlessly Longboarding Down Norway’s Steep Mountain Roads | Short Film Showcase

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In Ishtar X Tussilago, filmmaker Maceo Frost captures downhill longboard rider Ishtar Bäcklund and her friends in the majestic mountains of Norway. An inspiring soundtrack from Swedish rock band Tussilago accompanies footage of the group skating by snowfields and rocky outcroppings at breakneck speeds.
Maceo Frost: http://cargocollective.com/maceo/
Ishtar Bäcklund: http://ishti.tumblr.com/
Tussilago: https://soundcloud.com/tussilagoofficial
Director: Maceo Frost
DoP: Max Larsson & Maceo Frost
Produce: Fred Thurstrup
Rider: Ishtar Bäcklund
Music: Tussilago
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غرائب الأحداث والاخبار حول العالم | حلقة 18

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Are Microplastics in Our Water Becoming a Macroproblem? | National Geographic

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You might not be able to see them, but they’re in the water. Although trash heaps are easier to spot in waterways, microplastics—pieces of plastic smaller than five millimeters—have started to stir more concern. Acting as sponges, the pieces soak up the chemicals around them and often make their way through the food chain, ending up on dinner plates. Most microplastics are created over time from larger pieces or directly from microbeads in products like face washes or toothpaste. The pieces are so small they pass through waste treatment plants and into waterways.
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