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it's that time of the year

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fluff
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I;ve just begun planning for this coming seasons events. I have some ideas, and I know what I want to see. But what I want to know is, what do you want to see?

What kind of events do you want to enter? slopestyle? Big Air? Rail Jams? Open jams with tunes and raffles as opposed to contests?

Whats the determining factor in whether or not you;d enter a contest?

is it the playin field? the level of competitors?
The price?

What are your thoughts on being involved in a series, competing towards an eventual financial gain?

How about other sports and past times? what would you like to see integrated into ski and board events?

if you can think about these questions and give me your response, it will make it easier for me to set things up that you will be more interested in.

have a killer summer, but dont forget it;ll be over before you know it.

jarrod

email me if you think it;ll be easier

skisundownfreeride@yahoo.com

May 19 2004 9:38AM
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jksl
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i really like comps that have more than one event, like having a Slopestyle during the day and railjam or big air at night
i like to see money prizes, but it's also dope to have a bunch of stuff to give away, as long as people on the podium recieve something dope
jams are the best kind of contest, i love being able to take as many runs as i like, because if you mess up in one yuo always have a chance to kill it in like 5 other runs, and it makes comps more challenging cause everyone else gets as many as they want, so it becomes a more competitive atmosphere
what also is cool is when there are like shirts for the comps thatr you go to, like the VT Open gave us a bunch of stuff, a bag, shirt, and a beanie, i like to see that sort of thing
prices are always high for comps, so it doesn't really interfere with me not going or not, but i'm more likely to compete if it's lower, like at the Open i don;t sign up for pipe cause it's a waste for me, but if the cost of it was like 20 to enter, then i would give it a shot, cause it's not too expensive

i hope i nailed most of the subjects that you wanted to hear about

Jeff
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May 19 2004 4:26PM
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CTripper
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at sundown, i think a rail jam with live music would be great. on a nice sunny spring day.
-chris
May 19 2004 8:47PM
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fluff
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right now i;m lookin at doin a weekly points series, a qualifying series for a cash comp and a couple rail jams, plus the usual little big air and a mini rail jam for the small tykes


thanks for the input, and if anyone else has something, it;d be appriciated
May 20 2004 3:51PM
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jksl
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that sounds sick, where do you think on having them be held at?

Jeff
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May 20 2004 6:46PM
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fluff
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i work at ski sundown. this is my really awesome job
May 21 2004 12:16PM
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SkiSundownJibber
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Does anything happen at sundown in the summer?



From the desk of Mr. S.S. Jibber
May 25 2004 8:32PM
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sundownline1260
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they do parties... but nothing fun
May 27 2004 6:11PM
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