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Jani Soderhall
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by Jani Soderhall » Wed Jul 04, 2007 9:25 am
MICHEL DUPONT wrote:Excellent idea Jani,
Will that be in Grenoble?
It's a deal! If you need anything in particular, send me an email.
/Jani
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by Michel Dupont » Tue Jul 03, 2007 4:27 pm
Excellent idea Jani,
Will that be in Grenoble?
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by Jani Soderhall » Mon Jun 18, 2007 1:07 pm
Karl Floitgraf wrote:For being the 1000th customer, does he get a free shopping spree and a special coupon to ride a 6 wheeler at any race??

Cool idea. I'll give him a present from ConeRacing next time we meet!!
/Jani
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by Karl Floitgraf » Sat Jun 16, 2007 12:21 pm
For being the 1000th customer, does he get a free shopping spree and a special coupon to ride a 6 wheeler at any race??

BOSTON BAKED BEAN
HONORARY TEXAS OUTLAW
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by Jani Soderhall » Sat Jun 16, 2007 8:55 am
and here he is, registered member number 1000:

Michel Dupont, Avignon, France
(c) Photo by: Fred Ferand
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by Lenny Poage » Tue Jun 12, 2007 9:44 pm
That's awesome news!! And I feel certain it will continue to grow!! Every time I set up a course to practice in the public park here, I get a small audience of spectators. Granted, it may be because they've never seen a dude my size move that quickly unless it was on the way to a buffet line. Nonetheless, people get interested.
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by Marty Agather » Tue Jun 12, 2007 7:44 pm
Wes,
Thanks for your most recent updates to the home page. The potential for us to expand out of our niche and attract new participants and educate spectators and potential sponsors grows as our visibilty increases. A web presence with regular updates and resources for the curious adds to our credibility.
And lest we forget, kudos to all those worldwide who are organizing and hosting races, both big and small. The excitement, competitive spirit, athletic talent and genuine camraderie displayed by the participants is one of the best advertisements we can create.
Thanks to all who are working to build slalom skateboarding.
Marty
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by Wesley Tucker » Tue Jun 12, 2007 5:40 pm
Over the top with 1000 registered users!
The front page reflects a little chest thumping as Slalomskateboarder.com today achieved 1000 registers users. Although not nearly as many users as some other mainstream skateboarding and longboard sites, it does show at least 1000 people worldwide are interested and attracted to racing a skateboard though cones.
Thing have really moved along nicely since Dave Hamm had a Hamm Slam what seems like another century ago . . .