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On November 28th, skiers and riders can strut their stuff at The Killarney What-I-Learned-This-Summer Rail Jam.  This competition, open to skiers and snowboarders of all ages and encourages participants to showcase the new tricks they learned over the summer.  The entry fee is $20.  Registration is scheduled from 8 to 10 a.m. in the Okemo Clock Tower Base Lodge mezzanine.  The competition starts at 11 a.m. and the best trick wins $200.

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Check out the full version of STANCE staring: Gretchen Bleiler, Hana Beaman, Kimmy Fasani, Lisa Filzmoser, Jenny Jones, Torah Bright and Raewyn Reed.

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LNP will be touring the New England/ Mid Atlantic region for the next few days, dropping by shops, skating around, giving out high fives, and having some good times. 

He’ll be shooting out clues from the road on where he’s at and if you’re savvy enough to find him, he’ll be giving you some free stuff. 

  
 For details and clues keep an eye on Romesnowboards.com , www.facebook.com/romesnowboards and www.twitter.com/romesds to get all the updates from on the road.

Killington will open the 09/10 season tomorrow, Saturday November 7th at 10 AM with top to bottom skiing and riding. 

At least four trails served by two lifts off Killington Peak will be open on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Killington will not operate Monday, November 9 through Friday, Nov. 13. Weather and snow conditions permitting, Killington may re-open on Saturday Nov. 14. Early-season lift tickets are $49 for adults (19-64), $44 for Young Adults (13-18) and Seniors (65-69) and $39 for Juniors (7-12) and Super Seniors (70+).

Killington will also host  its first event of the season on Saturday at the K-1 base area.  The Back to SHRED Rail Jam will feature 60 skiers and riders grinding, jibbing and sliding for numerous prizes from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
For opening weekend, skiers and riders will enjoy deep base depths on the upper mountain Northridge Area. Ski access to the base of K-1 will be available; however, skiers and riders are strongly encouraged to enjoy the Northridge Area and return to the K-1 base only when necessary. Some walking will be required on the bottom portion of the mountain. Season pass holders who have not received their passes in the mail may pick them up at the Snowshed Sales Center beginning at 8 a.m. both Saturday and Sunday.

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When Rome introduced the Agent seven years ago, we led the softer-board, freestyle-the-mountain movement. With the Pusher, the SDS once again is at the forefront of the mentality that views the entire mountain as a park. With our versatile Reverse-Free camber profile, the Pusher has a loose, buttery, surfy feel that is balanced with the ollie and torsional pop of the Carbon V Stringer. From park to pow, push the sick button with the reverse camber Pusher.

Want to learn more about the Pusher?  Here it straight from the man who designed it here

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You’re invited to kick off the season with us at the Back to SHRED rail jam session on Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009! This laid-back event is your chance to show off your new tricks and score some sweet prizes from our sponsors. The cost will be only $5 and will include a BBQ lunch. Competitors should expect early-season conditions.

Pre-registration online on Thursday, Nov. 5th at 8:00 p.m.

Schedule:
9:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. – Bib Pick-up in K-1 Lodge
11:00 a.m. – Competitors meeting at top of event rail park
11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. – Jam Session Format
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. – Competitor BBQ

Please visit Killington.com for more details.

Volcom continues its support of Boarding For Breast Cancer with the release of the Station jacket and pant.  $1 from each item sold will be donated to B4BC to help them reach their goals of preventing breast cancer through early detection.  If you like boobies, you should support B4BC and their partners like Volcom.

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B4BC.org

By: Press Release

SEATTLE – REI, a national retailer providing quality outdoor gear and clothing, and Arbor, a collective of artists, designers and friends who snowboard, skateboard and surf, kick-start the snow season with a “call for artists” to submit designs for the REI and Arbor 2010 snowboard design contest.

This free contest is open to artists of all skill levels, and contest rules are posted at www.rei.com/arbor-contest. One winning design will be picked and featured in Arbor’s 2010 – 2011 snowboard lineup and sold exclusively at REI. The winning designer will also receive a snowboard featuring their design and a $1,000 REI gift card. Four runners-up winners will each receive a $500 gift card.

“REI and Arbor’s values both focus around being earth-friendly, while ensuring people have fun playing outdoors,” says Tom Vogl, vice president of REI Marketing. “We’re thrilled to provide an online forum for the outdoor community to discover artistic talents and get each other fired up about getting on the snow.”

Entries will be accepted from Nov. 2, 2009 through Dec. 31, 2009. As soon as artists have submitted their artwork, people may vote for their favorites by clicking on a “thumbs-up” or “thumbs-down” icon www.rei.com/arbor-contest. On Jan. 10, 2010, the top five artists who receive the most votes will go to the final round where Arbor and REI judges will choose one grand-prize winner based on creativity, artistic translation of the artwork into snowboard graphics, and quality. The winner and runners-up will be announced on Jan. 15, 2010.

“Over the years we have turned to the art community to help keep Arbor’s eco-centric message relevant within the snowboard community,” says Bob Carlson, Arbor co-founder. “This contest will allow us to expand these efforts and open up our process to aspiring artists around the country.”

Carlson adds, “With the winning design, we will create a snowboard that combines an amazing level of design, performance, and style with the work of an up and coming artist and Arbor’s eco-technologies.”

Arbor remains focused on finding solutions for a more sustainable future through a blend of art, technology, and eco-materials. The company’s creatively rich line of quality snowboards, skateboards and apparel can be found on http://www.rei.com/.