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The SOL Groove Vol. 1 Num.
12
(April 15, 1997)
A Very Taxing Groove
Duh na na na na na na na TAX MAN! We're all whining about taxes today. And
that's why we're putting out this little burst of tax-free joy designed to
happify the over-taxed, under-taxed and just plain taxed.
Take your mind off deductions, depreciations, and deadlines and check out
all the super swell goodies we've thrown out on the web since last we spoke.
And, if you're getting a refund we've got the perfect place for you to spend
it all: the
SOL
Shop where everything is 10-15 percent off.
Oh, so as to be part of the Tiger Woods' zeitgeist here's the word: he's
damn good, he won the Masters, but he doesn't snowboard and until he does
we don't care about him. (If you do go here:
http://www.igolf.com/ They're completely
obsessed with him.) Okay, that's just about enough about taxes and golf.
THE LATEST. . .
TOURING JAPANESE
Shanti Sosienski tours Japan kicking it down from the
Jeff Fulton
Snowboard Camp, to the Olympic halfpipe, to the word on Japanese pro
snowboarders . Find out what the land of the rising sun is all about.
PHOTO REALISM
Susanna Howe offers us a little peek inside the world of some of the
top snowboard
photographers through a trip she took to Mt. Baker earlier this season.
SILENCE SNOWBOARD GETS BOUGHT
Silence
beats all the rumors and is purchased by Straight Line, Inc.
Read the
rest of the story right here.
COMPETITION
BEHIND THE CURTAIN AT UNVAILED
The full scoop of info from
Unvailed.
Contest results, photos, and an overview of the event which isn't a negative
story like some people have said. So there!
IT IS GOOD BEING KING
King Of The
Hill results from Valdez, Alaska are in. Congratulations to the new Queen
and King, Karleen Jeffreys and Matt Goodwill.
EXTREMELY MUSICAL BOARDING
Results and stories from the
North American Snowboard
Series produced by OnBoard Entertainment events. We've got it all. Photo,
story, and song for the new generation of snowsliders. Well, okay, maybe
not the songs.
WESTBEACH CLASSIC RESULTS
We wanted to go
check it
out, but no one would pay our airfare.
INJURY UPDATE
Snowboarder Magazine built another one of their super parks. This time it
was at Big White (a cool resort up in British Columbia). They had Mike Parillo
design the place and then invited a bunch of huckers to throw it down for
the photogs. Here's a short list of the damage done by the Super Park:
Devin Walsh--knocked the f*$# out.
Chris Brown--bruised heel.
Kevin Young--ankle tweaked.
Stevie Alters--blown out knee.
Randy Gaetano--broken leg.
COMING UP THIS MONTH
Yes, there are other things we'll be doing this month and here are just a
small smattering of the events we'll be covering:
SOL will be live at Boarding For Breast Cancer on April 19th. The one day
event will spotlight Luscious Jackson, Primus, a few smaller bands, and a
lot of pros hucking themselves down the mountain at Sierra-at-Tahoe. Check
in April 19 in the late afternoon and you might catch a little of the action.
Live coverage from the Second annual Vegetate event at Mt. Hood. Vegetate
is a snowboarding event that benefits Mt. Hood's wildlife. It's sounds kind
of stoney to us, but we'll let you know.
If you haven't heard of Stine Brun Kjeldaas yet, you will. Our
up-close-and-personal spotlight of the month is with this Swedish star. Stine
has been riding hard all season. In fact, if memory serves us she finished
third at the 1997 World Championships.
K2's Ross Peterson goes on a road trip to Idaho and Canada with photographer
Angie Silvy and a pack of pros from Bend. Read all about it.
That's it for this edition of The Groove. We'll do another one pretty soon
and it will have a bunch of cool stuff in it. That's a promise.
If, in some bout of sanity, you decide you're sick and tired of getting this
blatant bit of snowboard propaganda in your mailbox then please point your
browser to this URL:
http://www.snowboarding-online.com/register/unsub.cfm
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