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Pocket Pistol's B. "Chicken" Deck is all over the import industry's use of heat-transfer graphics to boards. Sure, he's a silk-screen traditionalist (and one of the best), but there's more to this than just gripin': heat breaks down epoxy and the boards get hot!

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Tao Of Skateboarding 01/19/2010 Hits: 57

someone once said, “The sage has fun, but he never has a good time.” A Taoist has a dual purpose to everything he does, in that he sees everything in life in part as an opportunity for spiritual development. As someone with a deep yearning for spiritual growth, I’d like to share with you how I am approaching skating. I hope this article is insightful but fun.

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Spring 2008 Coverhot! 04/28/2008 Hits: 853

It's the cover, download it.

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Spring 07 Noteworthyhot! 04/13/2007 Hits: 901

Equipment of note in the Spring '07 issue of CW

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Spring 07 Editorialhot! 04/13/2007 Hits: 537

Those with a sharp eye will remember Carly “Midget” Richardson featured
in the table of contents photo from Vol. 3 no 5. Carly lives in
Vancouver, British Columbia, a place that has a reputation for being
both a skate mecca and a pretty rainy city. As you can see, Carly isn’t
going to let something like a little bit of rain stand in her way of riding.

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Spinn'n Wheelshot! 07/20/2006 Hits: 1090

Michael Brooke: What was it like being a part of the ‘70s skate scene? Chris Carmichael: Living in southern California in the early ‘70s was the epicenter for surfing and skateboarding. I was 14 years old when my grandfather gave me my first movie camera. I started surfing and entering contests and became No. 1 in 1969, in the boys division in the US. This also continued the following year in the Junior Men’s division. I was No. 1 in 1970 and 1971.

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