DAYWITHASURFERNEWTomoka A.K.A “Tommy” is a very lovely lady from Japan who lives on the Gold Coast.

I’m sure I’ll get a few phone calls from my male friends, after they see these pics.

Keep smiling tommy! you are designed to.

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Name: Tomoka Ebisawa but people call me just Tommy

Occupation: Remedial Massage Therapist

Hometown: Tokyo, Japan

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3 things surf makes you feel: Energised/Connected/Alive

Any pets?: A dog ‘Rhema’ She is 5y.o.Dorbelman and Ridgeback cross. My little precious sister and best friend.

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One wave: Oh it’s hard to say…can’t pick one!

One beach: Teatree,Noosa

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One injury: Nothing major. Thank god!

Fav board: Hap Jacobs 9’0 / Noosa Longboard 9’0

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Fav quote: “Perseverance will win the end”

A city: Gold Coast

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A person: Alex knost, Ashley Lloyd

A song: Reggae, Trance, Techno, House, Jazz…so many…! hahaha

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Photographer: Victoria Aguirre Design: Sinai Mejias (me) / Interview by: Sinai Mejias (me)

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“KRAMER on Seinfeld was once described as a ”hipster doofus” and the same label could be applied to the filmmaker Florian Habicht – a lanky Kiwi with a dopey snigger, peach-coloured pants and a habit of buttonholing strangers.

This experimental comedy finds him hanging out in New York, where he supposedly sets out to romance a young Russian woman (Masha Yakovenko) who functions as a deadpan audience for his clowning.

The staged scenes involving this couple are broken up by interludes of seeming documentary. Habicht chats to his father on Skype from the bathtub of his scungy apartment, and wanders the streets quizzing strangers on what should happen next in his fictional relationship. Some suggestions are put into practice, while others – such as the idea that Yakovenko should turn out to be a man – are hastily dismissed.

Asked if he’s an artist, Habicht describes himself as a ”con artist”, a harsh but not totally inaccurate self-assessment. Evidently he means to fool us on some level, or at least keep us guessing about his intentions.

Did he genuinely fall for Yakovenko at some point, and conceive the project in order to spend time with her? Or is this, too, merely a fictional conceit?

But it’s hard to care about the answers. Sheltering behind his harmlessly dorky persona, Habicht never shows us anything painful enough to seem real; the film is far more an exercise in self-promotion than a study of the ups and downs of love.” (The Sydney Morning Herald)

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Photo-shooting with Victoria Aguirre
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Hidden quote in my book
Screen Shot 2013-05-29 at 5.17.11 PMMy man
Screen Shot 2013-05-29 at 5.18.27 PMChillin
Screen Shot 2013-05-29 at 5.18.50 PMAnother beautiful day
Screen Shot 2013-05-29 at 5.19.30 PMat last…
Screen Shot 2013-05-29 at 5.19.50 PMI love him
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Screen Shot 2013-05-29 at 5.20.52 PMsurprise mail day
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“Nada en este mundo era mas difícil que el amor”Screen Shot 2013-05-29 at 5.21.37 PMScreen Shot 2013-05-29 at 5.22.00 PMFiesta
Screen Shot 2013-05-29 at 5.22.15 PMMoe Andres
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surferAndres makes a lot a girls nervous. Yes, he does indeed. He is not aware of it though… you know why? Because this guy is pure love, kindness and simplicity. Please Andres, if you ever become a runway model, don’t forget about your friend Sina, she would love to be your manager and get rich and famous someday.

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Name: Andres Pirca

Occupation: General Manager at MY LIFE enterprise

Hometown: Caracas – Venezuela

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surfer3 things surf makes you feel: Freedom, Connection, ALIVE!

Any pets?: A pod of Dolphins in my backyard

One wave: Paunch – BDT

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One beach: Cuyagua (back in the days)

One injury: Knee reconstruction

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Fav board: I will answer this one after testing my Lion 5’8″ Quad

Fav Quote: Be PRESENT, be yourself and spread love

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A city: Not a big fan of cities….Byron instead

A person: There is no one….but Many!

A song: Bob Marley – Three Little Birds (Don’t worry…..every little thing is gonna be alright!!!)

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Photographer: the super cool Victoria Aguirre Design: Sinai Mejias (me)

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The-Intouchables-

“Les Intouchables,” having broken box office records in France, arrives in the United States with a faithfully translated title — “The Intouchables” — that is not quite English. American audiences looking for a suitable French name for this ingratiating comedy of cross-racial friendship might settle on “Déjà Vu,” since it is a story we have seen many times before.

Though maybe not quite like this, or at least not in a while. “The Intouchables,” directed by Olivier Nakache and Eric Toledano and based on a true story, is about two men — one rich, uptight and white; the other poor, exuberant and black — who become best pals in spite of their differences. In place of the customary spoiler alert I will post a cliché warning, since some of the movie’s groan-inducing turns of plot may require equally groan-inducing turns of phrase. I wish I could say them all in French. Or maybe I don’t.” (NY times)

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