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Next.TV and Fuel partner
Wed, 05/28/2008 - 02:55 — ill23Next.TV and Fuel partner -
NEXT.TV™, the revolutionary new Internet television service which debuted on Hewlett Packard consumer notebooks, today announced the addition of FUEL TV as a NEXT.TV channel partner bringing programming attuned to the lifestyle and culture of skateboarding, snowboarding, surfing, BMX, freestyle motocross, and wakeboarding. Currently available on cable and satellite, FUEL TV delivers top-level action sports events and competitions, featuring the best slams, the top tricks, and voices of the action sports industry and elite athletes to more than 24 million homes.
Catchin Up with Tim Windell
Thu, 04/17/2008 - 23:11 — ill23Catchin Up with Tim Windell -
Tim Windell, the beloved owner of Windells snowboard camp at Mt. Hood, gets excited when the warm days come because that means summer camp is around the corner. Here Zac Shellhamer spots Tim at Red Bull Snow Warz to get the latest.
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Thu, 04/17/2008 - 23:11 — ill23Video: -
Alterna Films New Teaser
http://www.futuresnowboarding.com/2008/04/alterna-teaser-knockout
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Alaska Absinthe Update
Thu, 04/17/2008 - 23:10 — ill23Alaska Absinthe Update -
This season has been a great snow year by all accounts. Yet no matter how amazing things are in the lower 48, it never stops the annual April migration of our sport’s elite to the proving grounds of Alaska. Knowing that the Absinthe Crew was based out of Haines, AK, FSM contributor Adryan Roane Ritter got Markus Keller on the horn to get the latest from the Great White North. FSM: Hey Markus. So you’re in Haines, AK filming with Absinthe right now… did you go out today?
Markus Keller: Almost… It turned from bluebird into greybird when we arrived at the Heli Base this morning.
North Face Masters
Wed, 04/02/2008 - 21:29 — ill23North Face Masters -
Big Mountain Competition comes to Alyeska, Alaska Epic snow conditions and $45,000 tour prize purse attract snowboarders from around the globe to Alaska for the final stop on the only big mountain snowboarding tour in North America
Something Different!
Sun, 03/30/2008 - 00:16 — ill23Something Different! -
“I was chillin’ at the Northstar-At-Tahoe village and someone handed me this flier for a Big Ollie competition hosted by Butterbox Snowboard Shop and sponsored by Nike and PBR (the beer). I thought watching people ollie on snowboards would be kind of lame, right? I rolled over to check it out and saw some people I knew so decided to whip out my really sexy and big camera and film the Ollie Project. So, here is the video kid…hope you like,” Dustin Vance. 1st Robbie Sell – Winning ollie height: 4 feet and 7.5 inches
2nd Nick Visconti
3rd Jason Kell
US Open Slope Semis
Mon, 03/24/2008 - 15:45 — ill23US Open Slope Semis -
The final day of the US Open slopestyle competition is underway. While the rain and clouds of yesterday’s qualifying round have dispersed, in their wake is a mean, gusty and bone-chilling wind. In addition an arctic temperature drop followed yesterday’s warm rains appropriately icing over the US Open slopestyle course at Stratton. Alas, the boys at SPT were able to get the groomers to work to salvage a course on the brink of freezing beyond rideabiliy. In the end some familiar names and some surprises turned up in the finals.
US Open 2008
Mon, 03/24/2008 - 15:42 — ill23US Open 2008 -
Open Pipe And Global Results
http://www.futuresnowboarding.com/2008/03/burton-pipe-and-global-results
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Grand Prix Finals: Day 2
Mon, 03/17/2008 - 19:28 — ill23Grand Prix Finals: Day 2 -
It was another long day for riders at the Grand Prix finals at Killington, VT this weekend. Thanks to Saturday night’s fog, the pipe finals were stacked on top of the slopestyle event on Sunday. To make up for the time crunch, qualifiers for slopestyle became finals and the pipe ran immediately after. But since there were some 50 guys and 20 girls riding the park, and the Grand Prix may have been the slowest running event, ever, the riders didn’t even take to the pipe to practice until around four. And it wasn’t until almost seven that Kelly Clark and Louie Vito were awarded pipe titles and the overall Grand Prix series titles, which came with a new Chevy Avalanche.
Grand Prix Finals: Day 1
Mon, 03/17/2008 - 19:28 — ill23
