Site Sponsor Schedule 2005
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December 2005 taken - Thank's!
OK Steve, let's do like that and we'll wait before we announce a sponsor schedule for 2006.
I always liked the idea of a monthly sponsor and I hope we can continue this way.
Every month you sponsor also gives you one vote (max 5) for the new ISSA.
With that I would like to thank you all for the support of this site for 2005 and I'll close this thread.
Thank's Steve and all the others!
/Jani
I always liked the idea of a monthly sponsor and I hope we can continue this way.
Every month you sponsor also gives you one vote (max 5) for the new ISSA.
With that I would like to thank you all for the support of this site for 2005 and I'll close this thread.
Thank's Steve and all the others!
/Jani
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Nice Steve,
I'll put you up for February 2006. It seems you all like the concept of a monthly sponsor to continue, so let's keep it up also for 2006. No hurry though to sign up.
I was still hoping to get a new sponsor in for December 2005. It's still open. According to our statistics December is one of the most active months in the year.


(It's a pity I didn't manage to capture the stats at the end of the year, so we could have a complete 2004 statistics image. Maybe it's there somewhere.)
I'll put you up for February 2006. It seems you all like the concept of a monthly sponsor to continue, so let's keep it up also for 2006. No hurry though to sign up.
I was still hoping to get a new sponsor in for December 2005. It's still open. According to our statistics December is one of the most active months in the year.


(It's a pity I didn't manage to capture the stats at the end of the year, so we could have a complete 2004 statistics image. Maybe it's there somewhere.)
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Site Sponsorship
$$ on the way, Jani.
If July is already taken for 2005, I'll take February 2006 in honor of my son's first birthday!
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If July is already taken for 2005, I'll take February 2006 in honor of my son's first birthday!
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Hi Jani
If we still need a sponsor for a months you can count me in too. Today I sent you although the 75bucks...Best regards from Germany Heiko
If we still need a sponsor for a months you can count me in too. Today I sent you although the 75bucks...Best regards from Germany Heiko
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Pavel über alles
ASSA = Anti Skateboard Slalom Association
100% Skateshop and no fucking fashion store. GOG homebase.
WWW.PAVEL-SKATES.COM
Pavel über alles
ASSA = Anti Skateboard Slalom Association
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John, this monthly sponsor thing is not the only thing we will have to promote slalom. I see it more like a carrot for people to open up the wallet for the slalom community in general. In this case the money is actually almost all going to the carrot itself. Hopefully we will be able to invent a lot more carrots in the future.John Gilmour wrote:I think $25 is a reasonable amount. I wouldn't want to see it much higher. But with only $120 "left over" anually to promote slalom... ..........hmm.
About your slalom trunks I think most of it could be sponsored by the manufacturers themselves. Then ISSA could try and put in the rest maybe. The next carrot maybe?
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some very good suggestions
Hi there,
some very good suggestion's John!
I am trying to get things going here near Bern,
Dont forget, it's just a bout 8 degree celsius by us and
Road's are wet....
sorry, did i write 8 C, it's now (4:30 p.m.) 3.5 C!
@ Hans,
i agree with you !
cheers
Rolf
< Ed note: I put you up for September too after having received $50. /Jani >
some very good suggestion's John!
I am trying to get things going here near Bern,
Dont forget, it's just a bout 8 degree celsius by us and
Road's are wet....
sorry, did i write 8 C, it's now (4:30 p.m.) 3.5 C!
@ Hans,
i agree with you !
cheers
Rolf
< Ed note: I put you up for September too after having received $50. /Jani >
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IMHO we should think about what is best to keep our sports momentum up. What we really need is an organization to help grow slalom in areas where there are not immediate rewards...like contests which reward the contestants and promoters with recognition immediately.
We need promotion where rewards are delayed- but happen. For instance in setting up slalom racing clinics at high schools and colleges. Teaching Longboard clinics with slalom at collleges and adult education centers.
And most importantly- trying to take back the streets by lobbying to do so with other street sports like Roller hockey, stickball, etc. Without legally being able to use the streets for slalom- we end up with a dead end. IF each town were to designate a "slalom" area. You can guess what type of slalom "hill" we would get. a 2% grade 4 feet wide and 30 feet long. Something absurd. And even if we got a "decent" hill how long would that remain interesting? No playing in the streets means more childhood obesity, and less social interaction for kids and less community. It's not just happening in the USA- it's happening in Germany, and around the world.
Roller hockey can always play in indoor rinks, stickball has real baseball diamonds. Slalomers....we ain't got ----. Our nearest possible "slalom training spot" would be snowboarding at a local N.A.S.T.A.R. course (which is skiings equivalent to 2% 4 feet wide and 30 feet long) plus it costs $2 per run.
I think $25 is a reasonable amount. I wouldn't want to see it much higher. But with only $120 "left over" anually to promote slalom... ..........hmm.
So I think people should get a month for $25 and also those people should get recognition for helping to start a program. For instance Rolf could help to start a program.
As this is an international site- I think it would be cool to get several Trunks full of slalom gear, timing systems, software, cones, rules , dvd's and send send several of these around to area schools for use. So a region would have say 6 trunks of gear per sememster- after which students have to purchase their own decks and a competition schedule is run by them.
The decks would then go to another region/ country/ continent. kids would sign the boards as the boards travel and put some comment in their own language.
I don't think all the boards need to be the same either- a mix of trucks, wheels decks is fine. But there should be at least 5 of the same board combo as a "starting point" and a prescribed course that fits those decks.
This isn't an idea set in stone- but we can see that people want this site alive, and we are seeing more interest by Europeans to help financially support the site, and in time hopefully Asian interest. But we should couple this with a program for long term survival of skateboard slalom where a seed is planted and larger rewards are harvested down the line.
We need promotion where rewards are delayed- but happen. For instance in setting up slalom racing clinics at high schools and colleges. Teaching Longboard clinics with slalom at collleges and adult education centers.
And most importantly- trying to take back the streets by lobbying to do so with other street sports like Roller hockey, stickball, etc. Without legally being able to use the streets for slalom- we end up with a dead end. IF each town were to designate a "slalom" area. You can guess what type of slalom "hill" we would get. a 2% grade 4 feet wide and 30 feet long. Something absurd. And even if we got a "decent" hill how long would that remain interesting? No playing in the streets means more childhood obesity, and less social interaction for kids and less community. It's not just happening in the USA- it's happening in Germany, and around the world.
Roller hockey can always play in indoor rinks, stickball has real baseball diamonds. Slalomers....we ain't got ----. Our nearest possible "slalom training spot" would be snowboarding at a local N.A.S.T.A.R. course (which is skiings equivalent to 2% 4 feet wide and 30 feet long) plus it costs $2 per run.
I think $25 is a reasonable amount. I wouldn't want to see it much higher. But with only $120 "left over" anually to promote slalom... ..........hmm.
So I think people should get a month for $25 and also those people should get recognition for helping to start a program. For instance Rolf could help to start a program.
As this is an international site- I think it would be cool to get several Trunks full of slalom gear, timing systems, software, cones, rules , dvd's and send send several of these around to area schools for use. So a region would have say 6 trunks of gear per sememster- after which students have to purchase their own decks and a competition schedule is run by them.
The decks would then go to another region/ country/ continent. kids would sign the boards as the boards travel and put some comment in their own language.
I don't think all the boards need to be the same either- a mix of trucks, wheels decks is fine. But there should be at least 5 of the same board combo as a "starting point" and a prescribed course that fits those decks.
This isn't an idea set in stone- but we can see that people want this site alive, and we are seeing more interest by Europeans to help financially support the site, and in time hopefully Asian interest. But we should couple this with a program for long term survival of skateboard slalom where a seed is planted and larger rewards are harvested down the line.
One good turn deserves another
john gilmour
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I think people who is not on the month sponsor list should have priority over those who have more than 1 month. When there are more than 12 people per year (or more than two per month) wanting to sponsor the monthly payments maybe we should have a lottery? In any case you always get an ISSA vote for every $25. I also think we should have two different sponsors. One personal as now and one in the name of a manufacturer/team or any slalom related business. I.e two names showing per month. The business dollars doesn't give any vote though and is only a support/sponsorship for the site and ISSA.
Everyone who pays $25 for the monthly sponsorship could be registered in the list above. If there are multiple payments for a month there could be a lottery draw just before each month.
What about that for an idea?
Everyone who pays $25 for the monthly sponsorship could be registered in the list above. If there are multiple payments for a month there could be a lottery draw just before each month.
What about that for an idea?
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Forgoten Titel
Jani,
please put "myboard.ch" or "Team myboard" under my Name
Thanx a lot
Rolf
please put "myboard.ch" or "Team myboard" under my Name
Thanx a lot
Rolf
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Rolf,Rolf von der Crone wrote:Please reserve me March thanx
OK for March. Send 20€ or if you want to profit from the low dollar rate, send $25.
Send a picture to me. I'll reformat and upload it.Rolf von der Crone wrote:How do I get my Photo under my name?
You also need to supply a "title" line to go below your name. It could be your nickname, a sponsor or something else that would be suitable. If nothing else it'll be your location.
/Jani
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January or June
Likewise, I'll cover January or June as soon as PayPal is back up.
Best regards to all.
< Ed note: June booked. /Jani >
Best regards to all.
< Ed note: June booked. /Jani >
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Rolf,
I have already received cash from Pat Chewning and Rick Stanziale.
Thank's!
/Jani
PayPal $25 (or €20) to: issa@SlalomSkateboarder.com
I have already received cash from Pat Chewning and Rick Stanziale.
Thank's!
/Jani
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Sponsors wanted
Hi Jani,
where do you want the 25 Bucks?
i will proudly pay one month!
greeezz
Rolf
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info@myboard.ch
where do you want the 25 Bucks?
i will proudly pay one month!
greeezz
Rolf
www.myboard.ch
info@myboard.ch
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Site Sponsor Schedule 2005
This site is now in the hands of the community again and we need to think about how cover the montly fees.
When the monthly site sponsorship system was invented the cost was $23 per month, let's round that to $25.
We now rapidly need 12 site sponsors for 2005.
Update January 2005: All slots for 2005 filled, we've got the sponsors we need. Thank you!
We invite new volounteers to participate in this schedule. I suggest we invite both personal and company sponsorship. Companies limited to one month.
Every month paid will give you one vote in the community for the site and for the new ISSA. Company votes will be in the name of the person behind.
As far as I know we have hosting costs of less than $15 per month, so the proposed site sponsor schedule would give a small surplus to cover future price increases or for other things.
PayPal $25 or €20 to: issa@SlalomSkateboarder.com
Thank you!
/Jani
When the monthly site sponsorship system was invented the cost was $23 per month, let's round that to $25.
We now rapidly need 12 site sponsors for 2005.
Update January 2005: All slots for 2005 filled, we've got the sponsors we need. Thank you!
We invite new volounteers to participate in this schedule. I suggest we invite both personal and company sponsorship. Companies limited to one month.
Every month paid will give you one vote in the community for the site and for the new ISSA. Company votes will be in the name of the person behind.
As far as I know we have hosting costs of less than $15 per month, so the proposed site sponsor schedule would give a small surplus to cover future price increases or for other things.
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Site sponsor schedule 2005
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December 04 - Pat Chewning
January 05 - Chris Hart - www.Airflow-Skateboards.com
February - Rick Stanziale - www.68mm.com
March - Rolf von der Crone - www.myBoard.ch
April - Pat Chewning
May - Rick Stanziale - www.68mm.com
June - Steve Collins
July - Keith & Michelle Hollien - www.KeithHollien.com
August - Donald Campbell
September - Rolf von der Crone - www.myBoard.ch
October - Chris Hart - www.AirflowSkateboards.com
November - Donald Campbell - www.Pavel-Skates.com
December - Steve Michael
Thank you!
/Jani
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