This month’s project for Signal Snowboards? A solar snowboard. We don’t know what that means either. Guess we’ll just have to watch the edit.
[Link: Signal Snowboards]
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Before Instagram announced via their updated terms of service (December 17, 2012) that they may begin using user photos as potential advertising opportunities legendary skate photographers Grant Brittain and Mike Blabac discussed the idea of massively distributed images in the social age. What they have to say is interesting. And that’s why we’ve linked it up here. Or does that go without saying?
[Link: The Skateboard Mag]
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In Bangladesh women apparently do not go to the beach. Those who do are thought to have low morals. That hasn’t stopped Nassima Akter. No she paddles out and rides the waves anyway and hopes to someday be a lifeguard.
[Link: Arabian Business]
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Here’s how the rest of the world is treating Tony Hawk’s Instagram photos of him skateboarding with is daughter. Tony’s response yesterday via Instagram: “One more from yesterday (via @msk8blake). For those that say I endanger my child: it’s more likely that you will fall walking on the side walk than I will skateboarding with my daughter.”
[Link: WTVR.com]
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Skateline with Gary Rogers.
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We had one word when news arrived that Shaun White was cutting his hair: FINALLY! And it’s apparently for a good cause. Nice. He’s the ginger Jon Bon Jovi!
[Link via Yobeat]
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Few things in life are funnier than listening to A-man voice over a video. Especially when it’s shot in the classic Warren Miller style. Here A-man posts up at the top of Timberline’s Pucci lift and gives the play-by-play. “Their passes are going to get snagged on something and they’re going to get decapitated, if the worms is their asses don’t get them. . . ”
[Link: Yobeat]
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While the showboarders were busy performing tricks for NBC’s cameras at the flame retardant, mouse dissolving, caffeinated, carbonated high fructose corn syrup event at Breckenridge, the snowboarders of the world converged on Oregon’s Mt. Bachelor for what is quickly becoming the season opening event for the core shred crowd, the Dirksen Derby. Luckily for us, Yobeat.com was there to capture all the action (click here for full results).
[Link: Yobeat]
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Rather than spend all year gathering footage and then putting it together into one movie to be shown next year, Rome Snowboards is doing a movie each month for 12 months. They’ve cleverly named the project 12 Months. Here is the November offering.
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It’s 12.12.12 (if that means anything to you) and that apparently means that Bryan Herman’s new Emerica shoe, the G6 is out in the wild. Check it.
[Link: Emerica]
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