Happy New Year 2004!
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Happy New Year 2004!
Hi everybody,
I do not have much work as the moderator of this forum, so I want to thank everybody for the last year which is coming to an end now. Thank you for the discussions and fun.
I think slalom skateboarding is here to stay and I am excited what the 2004 season will have in store for us.
I am also sorry for not having participated too much in the forum lately, but I had a lot of work moving and getting my mind ready to become a Dad by April 2004.
I really hope we will meet in many races and gatherings during the time to come and wish everybody the best for 2004.
Chris Eggers, Germany
I do not have much work as the moderator of this forum, so I want to thank everybody for the last year which is coming to an end now. Thank you for the discussions and fun.
I think slalom skateboarding is here to stay and I am excited what the 2004 season will have in store for us.
I am also sorry for not having participated too much in the forum lately, but I had a lot of work moving and getting my mind ready to become a Dad by April 2004.
I really hope we will meet in many races and gatherings during the time to come and wish everybody the best for 2004.
Chris Eggers, Germany
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Happy New Year!
Happy New Year to all my friends in the slalom world!
2003 was a pretty hectic year for me with plenty of competitions starting off with the Paris World Cup in last May, the launch of ConeRacing.com (an online retailer for slalom equipment in Europe, primarily France) and not least a lot of hours spent on the forum. It's been great fun and sometimes very tiresome. With slalom racing all starting up again (I've been a slow starter compared to some of you) and there have been many opportunities to act upon. After trying to be everywhere I have now found a kind of balance which doesn't take up all of my time and leaves a little bit of time for work and family.
I'm looking forward to see and talk to you all in this new year. The race season in Europe 2004 will start off pretty strong with 4 or 5 events over the first two months of summer (May and June). Hopefully that will spread the word about our sport and get yet more racers interested and active.
New year promises:
1) All prior slalom issues will eventually be published on this site, for all to enjoy.
2) The current "static" part of this site will eventually be disassembled and put aside. The forum has turned out so well there is no reason to maintain a separate front page. If I have time and the right amount of motivation I might turn the frontpage into some kind of portal thing which reflects the activity in the forum. There are a couple of add-ons for this forum which would allow us to post a kind of news thread which would display in a similar way to what we have now and could be updated by more than just one person. That might be the way to go.
3) More of my photo collection of racers and memorabilia will be published. But it takes time, so be patient.
4) Paris, May 2004, I won't race. Sorry Vlad, we won't get a re-match there. But we got our picture in ConcreteWave. It would be hard to get yet another 2-page spread!
5) Sandbagging will only be used when necessary.
Now, continue (or get ready to start) your new year's parties. See you all here soon again!
Best Wishes!
/Jani
2003 was a pretty hectic year for me with plenty of competitions starting off with the Paris World Cup in last May, the launch of ConeRacing.com (an online retailer for slalom equipment in Europe, primarily France) and not least a lot of hours spent on the forum. It's been great fun and sometimes very tiresome. With slalom racing all starting up again (I've been a slow starter compared to some of you) and there have been many opportunities to act upon. After trying to be everywhere I have now found a kind of balance which doesn't take up all of my time and leaves a little bit of time for work and family.
I'm looking forward to see and talk to you all in this new year. The race season in Europe 2004 will start off pretty strong with 4 or 5 events over the first two months of summer (May and June). Hopefully that will spread the word about our sport and get yet more racers interested and active.
New year promises:
1) All prior slalom issues will eventually be published on this site, for all to enjoy.
2) The current "static" part of this site will eventually be disassembled and put aside. The forum has turned out so well there is no reason to maintain a separate front page. If I have time and the right amount of motivation I might turn the frontpage into some kind of portal thing which reflects the activity in the forum. There are a couple of add-ons for this forum which would allow us to post a kind of news thread which would display in a similar way to what we have now and could be updated by more than just one person. That might be the way to go.
3) More of my photo collection of racers and memorabilia will be published. But it takes time, so be patient.
4) Paris, May 2004, I won't race. Sorry Vlad, we won't get a re-match there. But we got our picture in ConcreteWave. It would be hard to get yet another 2-page spread!
5) Sandbagging will only be used when necessary.
Now, continue (or get ready to start) your new year's parties. See you all here soon again!
Best Wishes!
/Jani
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