Here's your weekly dose of ripping internet action, from the East Coast to Indonesia and all points between...

4 to 6 foot glassy peaks unloaded on the south side of Jeannette’s Pier all day for the Adult ESA Easterns finalists...

After torrential rain and gale force winds forced postponement Sunday—the ESA Easterns got started this morning in wild but contestable overhead chunks at the recently revamped Jeannette’s Pier in Nags Head, North Carolina...

The Volcom Pipeline Pro "Warriors" get in a morning full of shredding at Pipe and Backdoor yesterday as another "lei day" was called. Looks like we could be on for tomorrow, check this ripping clip in the meantime!

While Florida's Blake Jones may not fall into typical grom status, to Volcom House elder Tai Van Dyke from Maui, he's just that...

Situated nearly 1,000 miles off the coast of Portugal, the Azores get plenty of swell and being on an island, it's always offshore somewhere...check this exclusive video and decide for yourself!

The Chem Crew is finally at it again and returning to the Northeast...

The newest movie download available on transworldsurf.com, On A Rail: Europe. After a short download, get near DVD quality (640x480 pixel video) perfect for watching on your computer and positively brilliant for syncing to your iPod to enjoy anywhere.

Nathaniel Curran, 24, claimed the 2009 ASP WQS 4-Star O'Neill Sebastian Inlet Pro presented by Ron Jon title today over fellow finalists, Aaron Cormican, 26, Blake Jones, 20, and Cory Lopez, 31, in peaky two-to-four foot conditions.

Blake Jones is known throughout the ASP North American Pro Junior Series as an explosive natural-footer who is dangerous in all conditions. The young surfer from Melbourne Beach, Florida can mesh top-to-bottom surfing with innovative airs and is a constant threat to his fellow competitors.