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It's sick out there for early season hiking. So Pete and The Blend crew got some face shots in the blower lake effect snow.

Post Whiteroom

With so much snow and great snowmaking temps, Holiday Valley is set to open early on November 20th.  We'll be there...



Published On: 11/19/2008
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I got my tickets to Colorado for Christmas week.  It is going to be AWESOME.  I called my Bro, and he said they are opening this week.  I can't wait for the season to get rolling.  Hopefully when I get home from China, there will be snow in New York and the local hills will be rollin'
 


Published On: 11/8/2008
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Burlington, VT -- This month Burton’s movie It’s Always Snowing Somewhere will premiere in eleven North American cities over the span of two weeks. Each stop will also feature athlete autograph sessions and after parties. It’s Always Snowing Somewhere features scenes from a never-ending winter with the Burton team traveling from the southern to northern hemisphere, from Alaska to Argentina.
 
The movie features action footage from Shaun White, Terje Haakonsen, Natasza Zurek, Gigi Rüf, JP Solberg, Heikki Sorsa, Nicolas Müller, Tadashi Fuse, Frederik Kalbermatten, Jeremy Jones, Jussi Oksanen, DCP, Mads Jonsson, Trevor Andrew, Keegan Valaika, Kevin Pearce, Danny Davis, Kazuhiro Kokubo, Mikkel Bang, Mikey Rencz and Peetu Piiroinen.
 
It’s Always Snowing Somewhere premiere dates and locations
 
10/16/2008        Calgary, Alberta
10/17/2008        Toronto, Ontario
10/18/2008        Boston, Mass.
10/19/2008        New York, N.Y.
10/20/2008        Chicago, Ill.
10/21/2008        Denver, Colo.
10/22/2008        Salt Lake City, Utah
10/23/2008        Portland, Ore.
10/24/2008        Los Angeles, Calif.
10/25/2008        Reno, Nev.
10/30/2008        Burlington, Vt.
 
For more information, check out http://www.burton.com/movie for tour updates and details on individual stops, including after-parties, bands, bowling, autograph signings and athletes attending.


Published On: 10/6/2008
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Hello everybody, it’s time for a new O2 Blog. As I told you in the last Blog, I was going to an North American EastCoast Trip with Isenseven for 3 weeks in february. We were a pretty big and good mixed crew of 6 Riders, one Filmer and one Photographer and our idea was to rent two RV in New Jersey and drive up the whole Eastcoast up to Montreal and stop at some areas to do some Urban riding or whatever we find to hit with the snowboard. So after our long journey from Europe we started our trip with holidays, left our boardbags closed and spent 3 days in New York. Our Isenseven „Daddy“ and Filmer Vincent was the only guy of our crew who has been to this amazenig city before and he showed us around... the time in New York was great, we spent our time on top of the Rockafeller Cemter, Times Square, in crazy good Night Clubs and Gay Bars, visited a OK GO Concert, ate good food and spent a lot of money for new clothes... I took a few pictures with my O2 Nokia N95 cellphone for you. Photobucket Photobucket Photobucket After the 3 days in New York we where a little bit sad to leave this great place but also excited for the next chapters our trip will bring. So we drove to New Jersey to get our rented RV’s, went to the Grocery Store to buy a lot of food and booze Photobucket And drove 6 hours up to our first destination Burlington, we had pretty good luck with the snow because as soon as we arrived it was dumping very hard and it was getting colder. Our American Rider in the crew Travis Limogue who used to live in Burlington showed us around and we got pretty sweet stuff done... and even delicious self-made hot dogs Photobucket Photobucket After a few days we continued driving and went up to Montpellier a small town one our away from the canadian border, there we visited some friends in the Rome Office, the Sugarbush Mountain Resort and some other guys who gave us some information about Rails and Urban Stuff, but we just spent less time in Montpellier because it wasn’t too good and we wanted to continue to drive up to our last Destination upper North, Montreal. Photobucket We spent the most of our time in Montreal because there was so much snow and good spots to hit with the snowboard. We also had a few pretty nice guys like JP and his friend in the Skateshop and Guilliome. Big props to those guys for helping us out so much and showing us around. But unfortunetly inbetween our Rail Sessions, great food experiances, Card Games and Sauna visits. Chris Patsch broke his wrist while hitting a Ledge in Montreal on his birthday... but we went out for party with him anyway this night, this evening was just amazeing weh ad such a good party with nice people, Champaign and a lot of Vodka. After our long time in Montreal our trip was going to end, all of us where pretty exhausted and really looking forward for a shower and a real bad so we left Montreal a day earlier and drove the down to New Jersey in on day to have our last day and night in New York again. Which was going crazy in the Annex. All in all, it was a great trip! Photobucket In a few days I am leaving for another Isenseven Trip to Colorado, you can read how this trip is going to be in a few weeks. Keep watching my profile and I wish you a great March. T Photobucket

Published On: 3/21/2008
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CASANOVA TAKES HOME THE TOP PRIZE AT THE JEEP® UNION SQUARE STREET SESSIONS
 
LARGEST URBAN RAIL JAM IN THE COUNTRY TO BE BROADCAST ON NBC

Large crowds gathered in Union Square, NYC on Thursday, Feb. 7th to view The Jeep® Union Square Street Sessions as the event returned to New York City for a second year of competition. Athletes competed in for a $30,000 purse by riding over a Red Bull designed wall, a down bar with stairs and a gap which led to a rail set up over a Jeep Rubicon,. Taking home the $15,000 grand prize was Wisconsin native Mike Casanova followed in second by Jason Dubois and Chris Rotax respectively. The event was run in partnership with NYC Parks & Recreation and the New York City Sports Commission.

The Jeep brand returned in 2008 year as title sponsor joining supporting sponsors Red Bull, Oakley, Burton, Sunday River Resort, and Mountain Creek Resort.

The Jeep® Union Square Street Sessions will once again be broadcast on the Emmy award-winning Jeep World of Adventure Sports® on Feb. 16, 2008 at 5:00 p.m.

 

For more information please visit www.streetsessionsnyc.com



Published On: 2/11/2008
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My Blog: Giants
By: goofyk2boarder


sooo i just watched the ticker tape parade in NY. Wow. Wish I coulda made it in today. I was there yesterday though. Holy sheeit it was crazy yesterday, but today - there's an estimated 1 million people at the parade - I can't even imagine. Everyone watched the game? Oi. Just oi. Recap for those who didn't: last 3 mins NY was down, Pats clearly were gona win, they get the down with like, a catch on the head, the guy flips over backwards basically, lands on his back, catches the ball. Manning passes and they got a touchdown and it was done from there. 30 seconds left the pats made like three long passes that if they got a touchdown we would be done... ok, you get the point of teh excitement. it was sick. new york is crazy.

oh and i'm going to new york thursday too. check it out http://www.streetsessionsnyc.com/

lemme know if you wana go. train is free w/ student pass. www.njtransit.com, click students travel free or w/e it says on the bottom right to get ur pass.

Published On: 2/5/2008
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The JEEP® UNION SQUARE STREET SESSIONS returns to New York City to showcase a diverse and immensely talented field at the 2008 event to be held on Feb. 7, 2008 in Union Square. The athletes will show off their skills on a customized urban rail inspired by Danny Kass and fabricated at the Mountain Creek Resort’s Jib Lab.
 
 
Confirmed athletes include:
 
1.         EDDIE WALL
2.         LUCAS MAGOON
3.         ZACK HALE
4.         MIKE CASANOVA
5.         LOUIE VITO
6.         CHRIS ROTAX
7.         YALE CUSINO
8.         JONAS MICHILOT
9.         JED ANDERSON
10.       AARON BITTNER
11.       PAT MOORE
12.       SKYE GALE
13.       BRANDON REIS
14.       EIKI HELGARSON
15.       ANDREW KAHKONEN
16.       CHARLES REID
17.       SAM HULBERT
18        BODE MERRILL
19.       JEREMY CLOUTIER
 
 
The Jeep brand returns this year as title sponsor after the first year success of the Union Square Street Sessions. Jeep will join supporting sponsors Red Bull, Oakley, Burton, Sunday River Resort, and Mountain Creek Resort to once again bring the event to the streets of Manhattan.
 
 
The 2008 Jeep Union Square Street Sessions and its qualifiers will once again be broadcast on NBC’s Emmy award-winning Jeep World of Adventure Sports on Jan. 12, 2008 at 3:30 p.m. and Feb. 16, 2008, at 5 pm respectively with multiple re-airings on Universal HD.  
 
 
The winter sports celebrations will continue in New York City on Saturday, Feb. 9 with NYC Parks & Recreation’s Winter Jam, an amateur rail jam and winter carnival with music, sledding, snowshoeing, cross country skiing and other winter activities held at the Central Park Bandshell, in coordination with Aura360 and the Olympic Regional Development Authority.


Published On: 1/30/2008
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Hello Snowboard people, I hope you all are doing good and enjoying the Winter. I know it’s a long time since I posted my last blog but I have been so busy with school and snowboarding the last month. But I will blog more the next weeks, promise. Ok since my last Blog I have been to a lot of places with or without Snow... At the end of November, one week before the Air&Style in Munich I went to Köln, Germany with Isenseven for some Streetrail Riding, which was pretty tuff because it was so warm and we just had space to bring barely enough snow for inrun and landing from the Snow stadium in Neuss to the Rails Spots. Which made riding in the city more dirty and painful. Photobucket But we had a lot of fun with our Friends for a few days. Thanks to the Carhartt boys, to let this all happen!!! At the end of our trip in Köln weh ad our last Isenseven „übermovie“ premiere in Germany, wich was a fun party with our fans. This nice boy Moritz, was so stoked to meet us that he even painted a picture for us with all our movie sponsors. Photobucket After Köln and a few days school, my best friends Peter König, Marco smolla and me were riding at the Nokia Air & Style in Munich for the Rookie challenge. It was my 2nd year at the Air & Style and I can just say its the most amazeing snowboard Copetition I have ever been. Ist so much fun, noise and incredible snowboarding. Its hold in the Olympic soccer stadium in Munich which is an amazeing location. After the Event Marco and me had a signing session with our sponsor O2, where people could win our boards.. Check out www.isenseven.de for the Air&Style Video footage. Photobucket After the Air & Style I had a lot to do for school and tried to film fort he Isenseven movie a few times but the snow conditions in Austria, Switzerland and Germany where so bad that we didn`t had much success. When vacations started I went home to my parents and family to spend Christmas with them and a few days of, which was very cool. After this I went to Garmisch Partenkirchen to spend „New Years“ with the Isenseven crew like every year and afterwards we straight went to Austria to find some snow and get some shots, which wasn’t too good because of the bad snow conditions. So we have hit a lot of handrails during this time. And I went to my Sponsor Vans, Park Opening in Mayrhofen, Zillertal Austria with Silvia Mittermüller. The Park is very great with a lot of small and big Jumps, Rails and Boxes for everybody and even a Halfpipe. You should checkl it out! Photobucket After 2 weeks of family, new years and filming I had to go back to school and write a lot of exams, which took me almost a month of hardcore learning and just snowboarding on the weekends. But its my last year school, so I need to do a little bit more for it. Last weekend we even made an avalance course with a skilled guide in sölden with the whole Isenseven crew, it was very interesting and important for us when we go out filming in the backcountry. Next week I am going to New York and then drive up the whole East Coast of the USA for some urban riding with Michi Zirngibl Chris Patsch and a few other guys from Isenseven. We will stay in the USA for 3 weeks so I think I have to blog a lot of stuff afterwards.... I keep you posted. I wish you all a lot of snow, wherever you are!!! Tobi Photobucket

Published On: 1/30/2008
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Ski Area 24 Hr 72 Hr Base Surface
ArrowSpout Springs, Oregon 18" 18" 60" PP
ArrowFernie Alpine, British Columbia 17" 25" 34-72" PDR
ArrowCrystal Mountain, Washington 16" 24" 65-77" PDR
ArrowMount Seymour, British Columbia 14" 26" 130-134" PP
ArrowTimberline Lodge, Oregon 12" 21" 94-104" PDR
ArrowSchweitzer Mountain, Idaho 10" 20" 64-87" PDR
ArrowMt Baldy, British Columbia 10" 10" 33-47" PDR
ArrowMt Hood Skibowl, Oregon 9" 9" 50-65" PDR
ArrowMagic Mountain, Idaho 9" 9" 45-50" PDR
ArrowMt Spokane, Washington 9" 25" 47-72" PP
ArrowRed Mountain, British Columbia 9" 14" 44-54" PDR
ArrowSummit at Snoqualmie, Washington 8" 26" 55-78" PDR
Arrow49 Degrees North, Washington 8" 18" 56-86" PDR
ArrowAlpental at Snoqualmie, Washington 8" 16" 80-92" PDR
ArrowWhitefish, Montana 8" 16" 27-69" PDR
ArrowWhite Pass, Washington 7" 26" 57-69" PDR
ArrowMontana Snowbowl, Montana 7" 12" 21-48" PDR
ArrowBluewood, Washington 6" 9" 66-69" PDR
ArrowSipapu, New Mexico 6" 9" 23-35" PDR
ArrowMt Washington Resort, British Columbia 6" 7" 91" PP
ArrowSierra at Tahoe, California 6" 7" 18-35" PDR
ArrowBolton Valley, Vermont 6" 6" 26-42" PP
ArrowSaddleback, Maine 6" 6" 14-36" PP
ArrowMt Hood Meadows, Oregon 6" 30" 92-105" PDR
ArrowStevens Pass, Washington 6" 15" 74-76" PP
ArrowMt Baker, Washington 6" 13" 110-121" PDR
ArrowTamarack, Idaho 6" 12" 50-58" PDR
ArrowWhitewater, British Columbia 6" 10" 74" PP
ArrowJay Peak, Vermont 5" 7" 36-65" PDR
ArrowMission Ridge, Washington 5" 7" 32-38" PP
ArrowBretton Woods, New Hampshire 5" 6" 32-42" PP
ArrowStowe, Vermont 5" 5" 28-64" PP
ArrowWhiteface, New York 5" 5" 30-50" PP
ArrowSilver Star, British Columbia 5" 22" 55-66" PDR
ArrowAttitash, New Hampshire 4" 7" 18-49" PP
ArrowCannon Mountain, New Hampshire 4" 7" 18-40" PP
ArrowShawnee Peak, Maine 4" 6" 18-34" PDR
ArrowLoon Mountain, New Hampshire 4" 5" 38-51" PP
ArrowBurke Mountain, Vermont 4" 5" 12-36" PDR
ArrowMont Sainte-Anne, Quebec 4" 4" 46-110" PP
ArrowKirkwood, California 4" 4" 39-47" PP
ArrowSugarbush, Vermont 4" 4" 12-38" PDR
ArrowStorrs Hill, New Hampshire 4" 4" 16-24" PP
ArrowCalabogie Peaks, Ontario 4" 4" 20" PP
ArrowBrundage, Idaho 4" 15" 50-68" PDR
ArrowAlyeska Resort, Alaska 4" 14" 18-133" PP
ArrowAngel Fire, New Mexico 3" 9" 28-34" PDR
ArrowPowder King, British Columbia 3" 7" 42-94" PDR
ArrowBogus Basin, Idaho 3" 6" 35-37" PP
ArrowSunday River, Maine 3" 5" 24-48" PP
ArrowRagged Mountain, New Hampshire 3" 5" 38-42" PDR
ArrowDartmouth Skiway, New Hampshire 3" 5" 5-20" PP
ArrowStoneham, Quebec 3" 4" 14-24" FRGR
ArrowStratton Mountain, Vermont 3" 3" 32-55" PP
ArrowTremblant, Quebec 3" 3" 50" LSGR
ArrowOwls Head, Quebec 3" 3" 45-48" PP
ArrowSugar Bowl, California 3" 3" 35-45" PP
ArrowOkemo Mountain, Vermont 3" 3" 36-44" LSGR
ArrowBromley Mountain, Vermont 3" 3" 24-39" PP
ArrowSugarloaf, Maine 3" 3" 15-35" PP
ArrowSir Sams, Ontario 3" 3" 12-24" PP
ArrowMt Rose, Nevada 3" 3" 15-24" PP
ArrowSki Martock, Nova Scotia 3" 3" 12-24" PP
ArrowCranmore, New Hampshire 3" 3" 20" PP
ArrowMagic Mountain, Vermont 3" 3" 5-15" PP
ArrowArrowhead, New Hampshire 3" 3" 0-10" WETSN
ArrowMont Avila, Quebec 3" 3" 0" PP
ArrowMont Gabriel, Quebec 3" 3" 0" PP
ArrowAnthony Lakes, Oregon 3" 17" 40-45" PDR
ArrowPowderhorn, Colorado 3" 15" 50-52" PP
ArrowSun Peaks, British Columbia 3" 10" 38-57" PDR
ArrowLookout Pass, Idaho 2" 8" 47-72" PDR
ArrowBlacktail Mountain, Montana 2" 7" 33-44" PDR
ArrowButtermilk, Colorado 2" 7" 30-38" PDR
ArrowShowdown, Montana 2" 7" 20-29" PDR
ArrowMt Timothy, British Columbia 2" 7" 25" PDR
ArrowMt Ashland, Oregon 2" 6" 45-68" PP
ArrowAspen Highlands, Colorado 2" 5" 47-55" PDR
ArrowWildcat, New Hampshire 2" 5" 8-36" PP
ArrowVail, Colorado 2" 5" 33-34" PDR
ArrowMonarch, Colorado 2" 4" 55" PDR
ArrowKillington, Vermont 2" 4" 36-44" PDR
ArrowPico Mtn at Killington, Vermont 2" 4" 36-44" PDR
ArrowBerkshire East, Massachusetts 2" 4" 18-35" PP
ArrowHemsedal, Norway 2" 3" 24-36" PP
ArrowBig White, British Columbia 2" 2" 46-66" PP
ArrowDiamond Peak, Nevada 2" 2" 30-58" PDR
ArrowDonner Ski Ranch, California 2" 2" 38-48" PP
ArrowHomewood, California 2" 2" 26-45" PP
ArrowCamp Fortune, Quebec 2" 2" 31-39" PP
ArrowMount Snow, Vermont 2" 2" 24-36" LSGR
ArrowDodge Ridge, California 2" 2" 30-36" PP
ArrowEdelweiss Valley, Quebec 2" 2" 36" PP
ArrowBear Valley, California 2" 2" 30-34" PDR
ArrowMont Sutton, Quebec 2" 2" 19-34" PDR
ArrowPajarito, New Mexico 2" 2" 28" PDR
ArrowMt St Louis-Moonstone, Ontario 2" 2" 22-26" PP
ArrowHorseshoe Resort, Ontario 2" 2" 20-24" PP
ArrowGol m. Golsfjellet, Norway 2" 2" 24" CORN
ArrowHidden Valley, Ontario 2" 2" 12-14" PP
ArrowNorth York, Ontario 2" 2" 12" WETSN
ArrowSnowmass, Colorado 2" 12" 38-48" PDR
ArrowAjax (Aspen), Colorado 2" 10" 38" PDR
ArrowSilver Mountain, Idaho 1" 8" 42-86" PP
ArrowMoonlight Basin, Montana 1" 7" 51" PP
ArrowBreckenridge, Colorado 1" 6" 33-49" PDR
ArrowTaos, New Mexico 1" 5" 50-60" PDR
ArrowSki Cooper, Colorado 1" 5" 36-38" PDR
ArrowChestnut Mountain, Illinois 1" 4" 40-80" PP
ArrowWhistler/Blackcomb, British Columbia 1" 4" 70" PP
ArrowJackson Hole, Wyoming 1" 4" 46-61" PP
ArrowCopper Mountain, Colorado 1" 4" 35-41" PP
ArrowBeaver Creek, Colorado 1" 4" 33-37" PDR
ArrowEldora, Colorado 1" 4" 36" PDR
ArrowSunlight, Colorado 1" 4" 28-30" HP
ArrowWinter Park, Colorado 1" 3" 44-48" PDR
ArrowRed River, New Mexico 1" 3" 39-44" PDR
ArrowKeystone, Colorado 1" 3" 36" PDR
ArrowSquaw Valley USA, California 1" 3" 35" PP
ArrowHeavenly, California 1" 2" 25-36" PP
ArrowSteamboat, Colorado 1" 11" 44-47" PDR
ArrowKicking Horse, British Columbia 1" 1" 55-60" PP
ArrowSunshine Village, Alberta 1" 1" 52-54" PP
ArrowTelluride, Colorado 1" 1" 47-49" PP
ArrowSun Valley, Idaho 1" 1" 23-49" PP
ArrowSoda Springs, California 1" 1" 38-48" PP
ArrowArizona Snowbowl, Arizona 1" 1" 23-41" PP
ArrowNorthstar at Tahoe, California 1" 1" 19-37" PP
ArrowGranite Gorge, New Hampshire 1" 1" 18-36" PP
ArrowSearchmont Resort, Ontario 1" 1" 24" LSGR
ArrowSwiss Valley, Michigan 1" 1" 22-24" PP
ArrowDevils Elbow, Ontario 1" 1" 8-24" PP
ArrowLakeridge Ski Resort, Ontario 1" 1" 24" PP
ArrowGlen Eden, Ontario 1" 1" 14-18" LSGR
ArrowBlue Mountain, Ontario 1" 1" 14" LSGR
ArrowCentennial Park, Ontario 1" 1" 6" LSGR
ArrowLe Massif, Quebec 1" 1" 0" VC


Published On: 12/28/2007
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My Journal: top 100 songs 2007
By: O-Henry


here are my favorite songs from 2007

SilverchairStraight Lines
the ShinsAustralia
Of Montrealthe Past is a Grotesque Animal
the Hivestick tick boom
Foo Fightersthe Pretender
LCD SoundsystemNorth American Scum
Modest MouseFlorida
KlaxonsGolden Skans
the White StripesIcky Thump
Cold War KidsHang Me Up to Dry
Architecture in HelsinkiDebbie
Tegan and Sarathe Con
the Operation M.D.Sayonara
Calvin HarrisAcceptable in the 80s
Immaculate MachineJarhand
The BraveryBelieve
Kanye WestStronger
the BeesListening Man
the Apples in StereoEnergy
Arctic MonkeysBrainstorm
the BicyclesBBBicyles
the New PornographersMyriad Harbour
Tokyo Police ClubYour English is Good
Against MeAmericans Abroad
MetricGrow Up and Blow Away
Queens of the Stone Age3s and 7s
Of MontrealSuffer for Fashion
the ShinsPhantom Limb
Rilo KileySilver Lining
Arcade FireIntervention
Tilly and the WallBad Education
1990sYou Made Me Like It
Kaiser ChiefsHeat Dies Down
Kylie MinogueTwo Hearts
Panda BearComfy in Nautica
John Butler TrioFunky Tonight
Bloc PartyI Still Remember
the WeakerthansPlea From a Cat Named Virtue
Bedouin SoundclashSt. Andrews
Scry Childrn Scring ChldrenMy Darkest Hour
Imperial TeenRoom With a View
the KillersSam's Town
the BicyclesAustralia
the Cat EmpireWon't Be Afraid
Junior SeniorWe R the Handclaps
the ShinsTurn on Me
Modest MouseDashboard
Motion City SoundtrackThis is for Real
Kanye WestCan't Tell Me Nothing
FeistI Feel it All
RhiannaUmbrella
Kings of LeonOn Call
Kaiser ChiefsRuby
the Go! TeamGrip Like a Vice
the FlatlinersKHTDR
Silversun PickupsLazy Eye
KisschasyStrings and Drums
Maximo ParkOur Velocity
Against MeStop
Yeah Yeah YeahsDown Boy
Queens of the Stone AgeSick Sick Sick
Of MontrealSentence of Sorts in Kongsvinger
StarsTake Me to the Riot
PowderfingerLost and Running
Eskimo JoeNew York
Arcade FireWindowsill
Nine Inch NailsSurvivalism
Jay ZNo Hook
Architecture in HelsinkiHeart It Races
Junior SeniorCan I Get Get
TimbalandHello
LCD SoundsystemTime to Get Away
the White StripesConquest
The BraveryAngelina
Ben LeeWhat Would Jay Z Do
Flight of the ConchordsHumans Are Dead
Hot Hot HeatLet Me In
the WombatsPatricia the Stripper
SpoonYou Got Yr. Cherry Bomb
AlexisonfireRough Hands
the CopsOut of the Fridge / Into the Fire
the Mess HallKeep Walking
the Pigeon DetectivesDon't Know How to Say Goodbye
Chris LilleyNaughty Girl
Le HuskyMourir Comme un Chien
the New PornographersAll the Old Showstoppers
Peter Bjorn and JohnUp Against the Wall
Tegan and SaraHop A Plane
Jump, Little ChildrenEducation
the BicyclesParis Be Mine
Sum 41So Long Goodbye
the Chemical Brothersthe Salmon Dance
50 CentAyo Technology
Paul McCartneyDance Tonight
MikaGrace Kelly
Seeing ScarletBumblebee
Tricot MachineL'ours
Giant DragMy Dick Sux
CSSMusic is My Hot Hot Sex
the RaptureGet Myself Into It


Published On: 12/24/2007
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Ski Area 24 Hr 72 Hr Base Surface
ArrowWolf Creek, Colorado 14" 34" 106-126" PDR
ArrowStoneham, Quebec 13" 13" 16-24" PDR
ArrowPowder King, British Columbia 10" 16" 31-96" PDR
ArrowSipapu, New Mexico 8" 15" 16-22" PDR
ArrowVail, Colorado 8" 10" 29-34" PDR
ArrowSmugglers Notch, Vermont 6" 8" 12-40" PP
ArrowBeaver Creek, Colorado 6" 8" 30-32" PDR
ArrowStowe, Vermont 6" 7" 22-55" PDR
ArrowJay Peak, Vermont 6" 6" 36-50" PDR
ArrowWinter Park, Colorado 6" 6" 43-49" PDR
ArrowSki Bromont, Quebec 6" 18" 27-39" WETPS
ArrowPowderhorn, Colorado 6" 12" 39" PDR
ArrowCrested Butte, Colorado 6" 10" 42-54" PP
ArrowWhiteface, New York 5" 7" 22-41" PP
ArrowSteamboat, Colorado 5" 7" 31-32" PDR
ArrowTitus Mountain, New York 5" 7" 4-19" PP
ArrowDurango, Colorado 5" 22" 59-63" PDR
ArrowFernie Alpine, British Columbia 4" 7" 15-38" PDR
ArrowLoon Mountain, New Hampshire 4" 6" 16-20" WETPS
ArrowTremblant, Quebec 4" 4" 50" PP
ArrowWhistler/Blackcomb, British Columbia 4" 4" 47" PDR
ArrowCascade Mountain, Wisconsin 4" 4" 18-36" PP
ArrowMont Sutton, Quebec 4" 4" 12-16" LSGR
ArrowWhitefish, Montana 4" 13" 16-45" PDR
ArrowSugarbush, Vermont 3" 9" 14-38" PDR
ArrowCannon Mountain, New Hampshire 3" 7" 14-36" PP
ArrowMiddlebury Snow Bowl, Vermont 3" 6" 10-40" WETPS
ArrowWaterville Valley, New Hampshire 3" 5" 24-36" PP
ArrowSundown Mountain, Iowa 3" 3" 18-44" PP
ArrowTelluride, Colorado 3" 16" 45-50" PDR
ArrowMonarch, Colorado 3" 10" 61" PDR
ArrowBurke Mountain, Vermont 2" 8" 12-36" PDR
ArrowEldora, Colorado 2" 6" 36" PDR
ArrowObergurgl, Austria 2" 4" 30-42" PP
ArrowSunday River, Maine 2" 4" 16-40" PDR
ArrowAttitash, New Hampshire 2" 4" 18-40" PP
ArrowSchweitzer Mountain, Idaho 2" 3" 28-45" PDR
ArrowCopper Mountain, Colorado 2" 3" 32-42" PP
ArrowBreckenridge, Colorado 2" 3" 35-40" PP
ArrowBolton Valley, Vermont 2" 3" 27-39" PP
ArrowSunlight, Colorado 2" 3" 21-27" PP
ArrowMt Washington Resort, British Columbia 2" 2" 44" PP
ArrowSilver Star, British Columbia 2" 2" 40" PP
ArrowSugarloaf, Maine 2" 2" 17-32" PP
ArrowSun Peaks, British Columbia 1" 5" 33-42" PP
ArrowSnowmass, Colorado 1" 4" 35-49" PP
ArrowKillington, Vermont 1" 4" 32-42" PDR
ArrowSilver Mountain, Idaho 1" 3" 24-72" PP
ArrowAspen Highlands, Colorado 1" 3" 46-61" PP
ArrowMt Baker, Washington 1" 3" 35-55" PP
ArrowBig White, British Columbia 1" 3" 10-32" HP
ArrowMad River Glen, Vermont 1" 3" 12-24" PP
ArrowCranmore, New Hampshire 1" 3" 10-18" PP
ArrowAjax (Aspen), Colorado 1" 2" 31-36" PP
ArrowPanorama Mountain, British Columbia 1" 2" 20-34" PP
ArrowKeystone, Colorado 1" 2" 32-33" PP
ArrowLoveland, Colorado 1" 2" 31" PDR
ArrowButtermilk, Colorado 1" 2" 21-28" PP
ArrowStratton Mountain, Vermont 1" 2" 17-27" VC
ArrowStevens Pass, Washington 1" 2" 26-27" PP
ArrowSunshine Village, Alberta 1" 1" 50" PP
ArrowBromley Mountain, Vermont 1" 1" 15-26" WETSN
ArrowArapahoe Basin, Colorado 1" 1" 25" PP
ArrowBristol Mountain, New York 1" 1" 6-16" WETPS


Published On: 12/12/2007
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I found out yesterday that Saturday December 1, 2007 could possibly be the opening day at Labrador Mountain here in NY.  I looked at the webcam and they have been making snow.  I'll have to get all my gear out tonight and put a quick tune on my stick.
 
If you can't bring the mountain to the party,
bring the party to the mountain
 
Peace


Published On: 11/29/2007
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....FOR FREEDOM!!!

 

 “In a time of deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act. –George Orwell

 

The year is 1913, Woodrow Wilson is president, and powerful banking interests, who have been trying for year, finally achieved their long term goal, of silently taking control of the American government.

     The first thing the did to accomplish their take over was convince secretary of state, Flan Denox, to lie to the American people, and tell them that the 16th amendment [Income Tax Amendment] had been legally ratified by the states when it was not. The bankers knew that this tax would ultimately end up in their pockets.

     Because of this fraud the American people were led to believe there was a tax on their labor. Congress and the President ARE completely aware of this fraud and it was cited in a recent court case:

 

“If you… examined [the 16th amendment] carefully, you would find that a sufficient number of states ratified that amendment.” -U.S. District Court Judge, James C. Fox, 2003

 

That very same year [1913] the bankers committed their second, and by far most diabolical fraud ever perpetrated on the American people, by bribing senators to pass the Federal Reserve Act, without the required Constitutional amendment. They did this during Christmas vacation, when many senators where home celebrating Christmas with their families.

     And that is how the unconstitutional Federal Reserve Act came into being. They were very clever, and understood that who ever issued the money for America controlled the government.

 

“Give me control of a nations money supply, and I care not who makes its laws.” -Mayer Rothschild, Private Banker

 

President Wilson, who signed the Federal Reserve Act later said in regret:

“I’m a most unhappy man; I have unwittingly ruined my country a great industrial nation is now controlled by a system of credit. We are no longer a government by free opinion, no longer a government by conviction and the vote of the majority, but a government by the opinions and duress of a small group of dominant men.” -Woodrow Wilson, 1919

 

How did America transform from being a truly free country with a servant government where our individual rights are protected by our Constitution, to being a country that talked about being free but really wasn’t?

     The change started when the Federal Reserve came into existence, and America adopted one of the major planks of the Communist Manifesto by creating for America this central bank.

     The very same people that back the Federal Reserve System also back the graduated income tax, a second plank from the Communist Manifesto.

     And now our Congress so dominated by the banks, is helping them entrap people even further by passing new Bankruptcy Laws making it more difficult for the people to declare bankruptcy and get a fresh start.

 

“Who controls money controls the world.” -Henry Kissinger, Council of Foreign Relations

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*President Bush has signed executive orders give him sole authority to impose martial law and suspending Habeas Corpus. This gives him dictatorial power over the people without any checks or balances.

 

*The government can jail you for life without charges, without trial, and without a lawyer.

 

*Because of globalization the U.S. must accept other nations’ laws. Under the CAFTA treaty the sale of vitamins and supplements will be illegal.

 

*Executive Order# 10999: Allows the government to take over all modes of transportation.

 

*Executive Order# 11000: Allows the government to mobilize civilians into work brigades under government supervision.

 

* Executive Order# 11921: Provides that the president can declare a state of emergency that is not defined and Congress cannot review the action for six months.

 

*Senate Bill# 1873: Allows the government to vaccinate you with untested vaccines against your will.

 

*The FDA says: Americans do not have a right to know which foods are genetically modified.

 

*Congressman Sensenbrenner’s Bill (HR1528): Requires you to spy on you neighbors including wearing a wire. Refusal would be punishable by a mandatory prison sentence of at least two years.

 

*The government claims the power to seize all financial interments: gold, silver, and everything else if they deem an emergence exists. –treasury department letter, Aug. 12, 2005

 

*There are 190 countries in the world; American has bases in 130 them.

 

The Patriot Act permits:

*Secret FBI and police searches of your home and office.

*Secret government wiretaps on you phone, computer and/or internet activity.

*Secret investigations of your bank record, credit cards and other financial records.

*Secret investigations of your library and book activities.

*Secret examinations of your metical, travel and business records.

*The freezing of funds and assets without prior notice or appeal.

*The creation of secret watch lists that ban those named from air and other travel.

 

“The Constitution is just a goddamn piece of paper.” -George W. Bush, Nov. 2005, Capitol Hill Blue

 

During the 1990’s President Clinton monitored millions of private phone calls placed by U.S. citizens. He did this under a secret program code named: Echelon. The wide spread use of wire tapping Americans during the Clinton administration proves that this practice was not started because of 9/11 but is standard procedure.

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The new legislation for the national ID card is in and takes three to for pages to describe. It will be connected to our driver’s licenses and Social security numbers. A physical ID such as finger prints or retinal print will be on it.

This law known as the Real ID Act takes effect in May 2008. Anyone with out a card will not be permitted to board an air plain, Amtrak train, open a bank account, or enter a federal building.

The bill mandates that all drivers’ licenses contain “common readable technology. A radio frequency identification (RFID) chip will be used.

 

 

“It is time to wake up America. Those ID cards are NOT about defeating terrorism, they are all about controlling the American people.” -Aaron Russo

 

The latest technology for identifying people when they make purchases is the implantable chip that can be directly imbedded into human flesh. Its tiny glass capsule is about the size if a grain if rice. It contains an RFID computer chip with a coiled antenna.

Homeland Security, the Department of Defense, and others have expressed great interest in being able to more closely monitor the American people. And one way to do that would be to determine who buys what and where they take these things.

     Radio frequency can travel through walls, wood, the things we normally rely on to protect our privacy. For example your backpack, your pocket, anything you’re wearing or carrying.

     They were talking about having reader devices in every airport, on every bus, every train, on every port and every dock.

     One of the most worrisome applications of RFID is proposals to put in cash. Meaning that you’d be able to track every bank note, where it has been, who it has been issued to, and create an essence an audit trail that would essentially take away the anonymity of cash, that we enjoy today.

     The ATM machine itself, as the money came through the roller device, would be reading each number. And it would know who you are; of course you identify yourself at banks or ATMs. And the ATM would tag the number, and transfer the possession name from, say Bank of America to Joe Jones.

     Once every thing you do is tied down to a single number, and there is no longer the option to pay with cash, then all it takes to render you a non citizen is to simply turn you chip off. Then you won’t be able to participate in ant function in society, including buy food.  

     Through the implementation of the Federal Reserve System, the American citizen has gone from being a private individual who had real money, and gold in possession that was private, to a citizen who has no privacy because all money is now being digitized. They can deduct however amount of money they want out of your digits when ever they want, and they can trace you when ever they want. You’ll be at there mercy. God forbid we allow this to happen in America

    

“This is outrageous! I mean your talking about the government looking over your shoulder at absolutely everything you do, every purchase you make, every place you go, every company you interact with, would be recorded back to potentially the government.” -Katherine Albrecht, author of “Spy Chips”

 

Have we become so controlled and ignorant about our rights, that big institution and big governments can do whatever they want with us even with out our approval?

I know for certain that our founding fathers would resist to the death what is happening in America today. And I for one will not accept a national ID card. And if nobody accepts a national ID card, and nobody can board a plain without one, then let the airlines go bankrupt. And if you can’t open an account in a big national bank, then open one in a small local bank. And if we can’t walk into a federal building, I’d personally consider that a blessing.

Don’t allow these institutions to dictate to us how we conduct our lives. This is America, and we have free choice! We the people have the power not the government. The government gets its power from us, not the other way around.

Think of all the men and women that died in all our wars fighting for freedom, not Federal Reserve bankers. Do you think they sacrificed their lives so America could get chipped like a dog, so we can all have homing devices inside us? NO! This ID card is the last step before they implant us, and that is precisely the reason no one should accept one.

And you know what they’re going to do? They’re going to call in the propaganda machine, the media, and try to sell this RFID chip as if it was in everybody’s best interest.

 

“We shall have a world government whether or not we like it. The only question is whether the world government will be achieved by conquest or consent.” -Paul Warburg, architect of the Federal Reserve System, 1950

 

The central bankers of the world are working together to create a one world government. A global police sinister was the only thing George Orwell ever wrote about. Where every person on the planet Earth will have an RFID chip implant, where the bankers and the governments have access to every transaction you make.

A chip in every in everybody would be the universal monitory system, because there would be no escape from it.

Most people don’t have a clue that these unelected private bankers, actually control the governments of the world. They have actually financed and profited from ever war since World War I, without concern for humanity. The war in Iraq is an attempt by the Federal Reserve and their partner the Bank of England to control the middle east, and make it part of the new world order.

 

“Military men are just dumb stupid animals, to be used as pawn in foreign policies.” -Henry Kissinger

 

     The war on terrorism is the war on your freedom.

 

“The bankers own take it away from them but leave them the power to create money, and with the flick of the pen they will create enough money to buy it back again. However, take away the power to create money, and all great fortunes like mine will disappear and ought to disappear, for this would be a happier and better world to live in.

But if you wish to remain slaves of the bankers and pay the cost of your own slavery, let them continue to create money.” - Sir Josiah Stamp, former director of the Bank of England

 

“We are grateful to the Washington Post, the New York Times, Time Magazine, and other great publications whose directors have attended our meetings and respected their promises of discretion for almost 40 years.

     It would have been impossible for us to develop our plans for the world if we had been subjected to the lights of publicity during those years. But now the world is more sophisticated and prepared to march toward a world government. The supra national sovereignty of an intellectual elite and world bankers is surely preferable to the national auto determination, practiced in past centuries.” 

-David Rockefeller, private banker, council on foreign relations, June 1991

 

“The real rulers in Washington are invisible and exercise power from behind the scenes.” -Felix Frankfuter, U.S. Supreme Court Justice

 

“It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.” -Henry Ford

 

     Now that you do understand what happened in 1913, and how it is leading to world government, the future depends on you. Will you choose freedom or slavery? Stop living in fear of your government. Government is the servant. We are the masters.

So what are you going to do about it? Join together in civil disobedience. Be willing to take part in nationwide strikes, boycotts, and marches on Washington. Force Congress to use their power to shut down the Federal Reserve. Government has authority to issue money, without paying interest to the bankers. This will take away the power to control our government from the bankers. Only vote for candidates who have signed an affidavit to shut down the Federal Reserve System and stop world government.

If you are in the military or law enforcement, remember you swore an oath to defend the American Constitution. You didn’t swear an oath to promote world government. Honor your Oath.

DONOT accept the national ID card, even if it’s your drivers’ license. We must demand that the American peoples gold be audited, and make certain that it has not been stolen. This asset must be returned to the American people.

Abolish computer voting in the state where you live. Stop being a good Democrat, stop being a good Republican, start being good Americans.

And when the media starts telling you that the country will fall apart if this is done, don’t be fooled. This is just the Federal Reserve trying to save itself. Squash it!

 

“I like the old idea, where you could do what you thought you could do and what you wanted to do as long as you didn’t hurt anyone.”

 -Ron Paul

 

If you believe in civil disobedience and wish to organize with millions of Americans in this battle for liberty, please sign up at freedomtofascism.com, and if you choose not to help, report to Central Services immediately and we will have you fitted for an RFID chip… for you own safety, of course.

 

”We must all hang together, or assuredly we shall all hang separately.”
-Benjamin Franklin, at the signing of the Declaration of
Independence, July 4, 1776

 Uninted we stand, Divided we fall.

www.ronpaul2008.com

 

www.wethepeoplefoundation.org

 Source:

America: from freedom to fascism (DVD)
 
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1656880303867390173

 



Published On: 11/10/2007
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See Pictures from last year - Click Here

NOTE: If under 18 you must have a Parent or Guardian Present to sign-up.  Registration is inside the Sugar'n Ouse across from the Miniature Golf Course.

Sat 10-13-07 FEATURING: DJ Nugget
With over 10 years of DJ experience under his belt, Nugget has become a staple in Pittsburgh's nightlife scene. His uncanny ability to read crowds and pack dance floors has earned him residencies at nearly every major hot-spot in the city. He has rocked parties for clients that include Redbull, Addidas, Puma, Guess? and Urb Magazine and is a national DJ for Scion. At 26, he has already played alongside the likes of DJ AM, DJ Jazzy Jeff, DJ Z-Trip, Prince Paul, Biz Markie, DJ Riz, DJ Kevin Scott, Rob Swift, DJ Spider, DJ's Haul & Mason, DJ Revolution, Team Canada, Bobbito, Rich Medina and DJ Premier. Recently Nugget teamed up with DJ Zimmie to form tinyGIANT. You can catch them rocking parties in their hometown of Pittsburgh, PA as well as NYC, Vegas, LA and other
major markets.

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Sat 10-20-07 FEATURING: DJ Phil Da Base
Phil Da Base, aka philly the kid, aka Dj Something else is a from Erie and has been spinning records and b-boying since 98. He has done countless shows from art debuts to hip hop battles and can always be found at the hottest clubs in the 412. He currently resides in Pittsburgh, and is the resident DJ at one of Pittsburgh's hottest clubs The Firehouse. His sets are always fresh and include everything from hip hop, house, funk, soul, reggae, drum n bass and mash ups. Phil also is an avid snowboard and took down the house at last years Habitat for Humanity snowboard comp last year at the peek. When he is not tearing it up on the tables or the dance floor you can find him tagging up some of the boards of peek's OG riders!! He is a long time friend of our own Tony Bagadonutz, and when the two are together no one quite knows what will go down He will be a great addition to the style and flavor of this years rail jam!


Tom Ski from All Over Productions will be doing an on mountain freestyle mural painting during the jam session at this years rail event. Tom Ski has been hitting up walls all over the east coast since 1998. He attended Pittsburgh Art Institute in 2001, then when right back to his roots of throwing up some of the sickest urban murals and tags. In 2005 he brought his street style to the canvas and had a critically acclaimed show in October of 06. Since his introduction into the scene he has had countless guest appearances at art shows and events all throughout the northeast. Some of his current projects include working on northwest Pa's largest (650') full color mural in the heart of downtown Erie. His production company is currently booked until midsummer of 08.
With Tom's amazing talents and unique approach to his painting he is able combine his urban flavor with modern art to create some of the most visual pieces in this area. Even though Tom's schedule is undoubtably crazy, he is excited to be able to have one of the first of many of his pieces portrayed on the slopes of PKNPK. With a little luck hopefully we will see much more of his work on our park features for this upcoming season!


Published On: 10/6/2007
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Every fall, the Burton World Tour takes snowboarding to the streets, visiting sixteen cities in two months; including New York, Calgary, Osaka and Seoul. Fans around the world are given a chance to meet riders, get autographs, see the new Burton promo video "Thanks in Advance" and get stoked for the upcoming season. For more information on the World Tour check out:

http://www.burtonworldtour.com

for tour updates and details on individual stops, including after parties, bands, autograph signings and athletes attending.

Burton World Tour dates and locations

9/28 Burlington, VT
10/1 Bay Shore, NY
10/2 New York City, NY
10/3 Chicago, IL
10/4 Denver, CO
10/5 Calgary, Alberta
10/7 Seattle, WA
10/8 Salt Lake City, UT
10/9 Sacramento, CA
10/11 Irvine, CA
11/2 Osaka, JPN
11/3 Osaka, JPN
11/4 Ehime, JPN
11/5 Tokyo, JPN
11/6 Seoul, Korea
11/7 Seoul, Korea



Published On: 9/24/2007
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 Lately I been waking up and trying to figure out why all the good guys are taken then I see that I finally found him!!!!!! His name is Jayyson and he's a member here too, and well we have decided that i was gonna move to New York wit him and visit his sis n bro they are special to me Alexis who is a kick ass chick to talk to bout anything N David who jus got back from Iraq tells Jaye bout how lucky he is to found a girl like me, cus Jaye been hurt alot N i'm not gonna do that I love him n he loves me and we both can't wait to get married soon. 

Published On: 6/20/2007
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My Journal: Big Apples
By: Jesgirl


Summer is upon us, and although I look forward to biking and golfing, volleyball at the lake, and movie nights in Grant Park.
It also means work for me.  Some of you who know me well, know that hasn't been my favorite subject lately. 
 
Usually, I have my summer shows all booked by March, and I pretty much know what I'm doing.  This year, I had a lame job in a theatre in New York lined up, and wasn't planning on doing any touring. 
 
As situations happen (usually involving boys  )   I ended up back in the Windy for the summer.  I'm not complaining, I love this city, the greatest city in the World for me.  Just makes trying to catch jobs a little more difficult when you come in the middle like this.
 
Anyway, hope everyone had a great holiday weekend!
Made plans to go to the races, but too much rain for me.  I'm not a girly girl or anything, but 3 hours in the rain, on those seats, without a race to watch...um...no.
 
So, I went up to New York with my boyfriend to visit his best friend who had gotten out of school that weekend.  It was nice to be in NYC again, man, I miss that place so much.
Hudson Park is so peaceful. 
 
 
 
Guess I need to take some pictures from the Jersey side!!  LOL
 
 
Been laying low all week.  I bought a new car!!  yay and boo.  I miss the Jeep already, it's sad, but it was time.  That poor girl, she had been through a lot.
Going to hang with my friend Gwenie this weekend, haven't seen her in so long, I had a hard time getting ahold of her!   Should be crazy times, and good times, can't wait to see the new show.  Then it's back to work, actually have a lot of work in June and hopefully July will catch up before the end of the month.  I guess it isn't so bad.
 
Planning to be back in NYC before the first snow fall.  And hopefully make it back up to Canada, before my sister disowns me!!  hahaha....seriously Carrie, I love ya


Published On: 5/31/2007
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Yeah yeah, i know the name makes no sense, i thought it sounded catchy! Well people its officially come to an end. the 2006-2007 season has come to an end. This has probably been the most eventful season of my life. Ive now finished my 9th season of snowboarding, and I hate to say it, but for a kid who has been riding as long as me, I suck! I just now got 540s. At the beginning of the season I couldnt even 360. That may have been due to bad gear but who knows. I think a small recap is in need. Half way through the season on a beutiful day at Cypress Mountain, my Rossignol Sly gets destroyed by a screw sticking out of a box. I get that board replaced by a brand spanking new 2007 Forum Youngblood! My season, and my freestyle ability, was finally able to truly begin. Never before had I been able to have a park experience quite like it! By the time I had gotten used to the new board, I was pulling 3s like a new born craps itself. I also received a new set of boots this season, Thirtytwo Lashed, which at first caused some issues but have now become a dream! And just recently, last weekend, I finally received my new bindings. After much debate I decided on Rome 390s! I spent all sunday rippin on em and they feel great! But what this post was really about was to sum up my last two weekends of the season, so here goes

About a month ago now I guess my friend from Buffalo, New York, was here for a week. I was able to meet up with him for two days on Whistler and that was the day I pulled my first 720, landed it too, though Im not going to lie, the whole thing was a total mistake, I only wanted to do a 540, but overrotated and decided to pull it around for a 7, sloppy landing too.

Last weekend may have been one of the best all season! Spending Saturday with Ryan, MLJ, and Midge we decided to build a kicker in 7th Heaven which sadly didnt go over as well as we had hoped. We spent that afternoon sessioning park and it was ok. Sunday was really where it was at. I basically had a personal photo shoot to myself all day. I had a friend of mine follow me around with my SLR cam. We shot over 500+ picture on the weekend, I put a few of them up her on sb.com. I also used the Sunday to break in my new 390s. Highlights of the day were definately pulling some slow spun 3s on the tables and a 3 on the small step up, which is my current display pic here on sb.com. Also deciding that going for a 720 on the step up was a good idea. I had three attempts and didnt land one. Spun the 720 2 out of 3 times but never landed one. The first time lead to a huge humiliation in front of Robjn Taylor the crapneto rider.


Im glad to have finished this season with only minor bruises and one recuring rugby injury. Anyway, that sums up my season. i will hopefully be doing a 3 day camp with Whistler Valley Snowboard Club in June or July at one of the camps at the Blackcomb Glacier. have a good summer and hope you all had a great season

Peace!

Jared Braverman



Published On: 5/5/2007
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Yeap, flight to New York leaves at 6:45 am on May 3. I'll be gone for 4 days, but don't worry, I'll be thinking of you lovely folks at Sb.com!


Published On: 5/3/2007
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Ipod's: Woo!
By: boarderaholic


Only 3 days left until the holiday marathon begins! First stop, New York! And er, does anyone have some books they can send my way before I head off to Vietnam?


Published On: 4/30/2007
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