Take ingredients (1 Christmas Sweater) and distribute evenly amongst the session. – Via Frank Shaw

I haven’t watched a Powell video since Propaganda, so I decided to check out Josh Hawkin’s part in Fun. No trace of the old P&P vibe but the skateboarding does not disappoint. This sequence is fairly early on and sets the tone for the rest. Whenever you think the line is up, he throws something else in. Good stuff.

Hey one-percenters! If you need to donate some money before the end of the year, consider giving it to one of these fine organizations supporting skateboarders by promoting skateparks and skateboarding. Follow the links below and click on their donate button. You can give the government everything you owe, or you can direct a portion of what you owe to your favorite skate advocacy organization and reap the tax benefits. You might also check if your employer has a gift matching program. Skaters for Portland Skateparks advocates for free public skateparks in Portland, Oregon. The folks who brought you Pier Park skatepark and Portland’s 19 skatepark plan. Tony Hawk Foundation supports recreational programs with a focus on the creation of public skateboard parks in low-income communities through special events, grants, and technical assistance. Burnside Skatepark is registered as a 501C3 nonprofit organization. Help out the grandaddy of DIY skateparks click the donate button. Benton County Skateboarding Alliance partnering with all levels of the community and governmental agencies to provide safe, clean and respectful environments for skateboarding in Benton County (Corvallis), Oregon. Grind for Life provides financial assistance to cancer patients and their families when traveling long distances to doctors and…