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It's been a big week for us here at Skate[Slate]. Not only did we hit 10,000 fans on Facebook, we're also entering into our third year on the 'net. We're two years old, baby!!! We're going to be doing all sorts of stuff to celebrate, including some pretty awesome gear giveaways, so stay alert. In the meantime, here's the last week at a glance:
Change is afoot for skaters in North Vancouver: Fines are increasing and police are now allowed to impound boards for up to 24 hours.This is obviously not a change for the better. Read the article and start thinking about how to be proactive in your community to keep it skater friendly. Longboarders object to increased fines, confiscation in proposed North Van bylaw
Mister Anthony Flis is an all around radical liver of life and an excellent rider of skateboards. Follow him around for a day and witness a fellow who knows how to carpe the mother-effing diem. Day in the Life: Anthony Flis
The peeps at Deville Skateboarding did up a nifty video piece of the San Pedro slide jam that Wheelbase put on recently. There are lots of heavy hitters in this one. San Pedro, California Slide Jam 2012
Team Quebec profiled Dominic Pérusse, the dude behind Free For All Boardshop. The original article is in French, so if you ne parlez pas francais, you'll have to make do with this translation from Google. Definitely good for a laugh! Industry workers: Rider Profile - Dominic Pérusse
Because Justin Bieber feels the need to pervade every corner of the internet, he signed a car and some guy bought it to raise money for Bieber's hometown skatepark. All so that he could get mentioned in the weekly roundup. Stratford Hyundai Vehicle with Bieber Signature Sold! #newsflash
Lots of people went south for the Guajataca race this winter, so there are plenty of perspectives on the festivities. Check out the Push Culture News report as well as Billy Bones Meiners' edit for two very different takes!
Skip the coffee, it's not doing you any favours.