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    Carnegie, Hero?

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    together to save people in Rockaway Beach in Queens during the October 2012 storm. As their neighborhood flooded with more than 5 feet of water‚ the 51-year-old McDonnell and 22-year-old Smith created a rescue line to help people‚ and Smith used his surfboard to paddle to those in distress. Other medal winners were from Arizona‚ California‚ Connecticut‚ Nebraska‚ New Hampshire and Texas. More than $35 million has been awarded to 9‚653 Carnegie Heroes since the fund’s inception in 1904. Was Andrew

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    Steve Vans Research Paper

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    Have you ever ridden a skateboard or a surfboard? If you are thinking no to yourself‚ than the preferable footwear and clothing are VANS. They are known worldwide for being the biggest skater shoe line. They are comfy and usually rock a cool design they also create friction on the ground while you are skating‚ so it provides a push on the ground that moves you forward on the board;something all skaters are seeking. There are many companies like Vans‚ such as Quiksilver and Billabong‚ but lately

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    Bethany Hamilton Essay

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    Frankee Costan Dimond Period 4 English 1-H 14 May 2015 Word Count: 1359 Bethany Hamilton Bethany Hamilton has become a huge inspiration to millions across the world with her amazing story of hope‚ faith and determination. While at a young age of thirteen‚ Bethany was attacked by a 14-foot tiger shark. This shark bit off her left arm and seemed to end her surfing career as a famous pro surfer. Bethany was very eager to get back in the water‚ and she returned to surfing just one month after the attack

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    a Douglas fir staircase and a portrait of Yosemite’s El Capitan. The company’s café serves organic food and drinks. There’s an infant and toddler child-care room for employees’ children. An easy one-block walk from the Pacific Ocean‚ employees’ surfboards are lined up by the cafeteria‚ ready at a moment’s notice to catch some waves. (Current wave reports are noted on a whiteboard in the lobby.) After surfing or jogging or biking‚ employees can freshen up in the showers in the restrooms. And no one

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    Definition Of Ambition

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    nine‚ she had won herself a sponsorship. At the young age of thirteen‚ she was attacked by a shark‚ resulting in her losing her left arm. She was back in the water surfing a month after her surgery. Without ambition she would have never touched a surfboard again. It takes courage to overcome incidents that almost take a life. The music business is nothing to play around with. Owner of Roc-A-Fella Records‚ Jay-Z‚ grew up in a harsh Brooklyn neighborhood. When he was a young man‚ Jay-Z had strong dreams

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    dangerous‚ racking up deaths way higher than windsurfing. People have been dying from wave surfing for at least 600 years! Windsurfing was pretty much invented in the USA in the 1960s by Hoyle Schweitzer and Jim Drake. They attached a sail to a surfboard using a universal joint‚ patented the idea‚ and spent a large amount of the next 15 years taking legal action against anyone who tried to sell anything similar or even use a word like ’Windsurf’ to sell a magazine. The patent was never granted in

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    History Of Skateboarding

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    there is no way to prove this for sure. Surfing became more and more popular and skateboarding became a way to “surf” on land. The Beginning of Skating Roller Derby‚ starting in 1959‚ produce many skateboards with metal wheels. A couple years later surfboard companies started making better quality skateboards using clay wheels and trucks to make skating easier. Soon after that the first skate contest was held in California‚ 1963. Skating continued on and the wheels of skateboards and

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    others hearts from what he has done over his lifetime. Eddie’s legacy is shared to lots encouraging surfers and future surfers to follow in his steps. Eddie Aikau’s strength has been exhibited through what he did best shredding enormous waves on his surfboard at Oahu’s North Shore. Not only was his strength exhibited while he surfed but it was as well shown when he was with others. Eddie was the type of guy who would sacrifice his life just to save the life of others and he did when he was on the Hokulea

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    to keep his feet secure. This was the very first recorded snowboard. However crude it may have been‚ it was still a snowboard. Next on the scene was Sherman Poppen who loved to surf. In 1965‚ he created a surfboard for the snow. Voje says that Poppen’s wife came up with the name for the surfboard for snow. She called it the snurfer. This design was made by binding two skis together with a rope attached at the nose of the board for people to hold. He made the first one for his daughter but soon found

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    Judge Julie‚" the commentator says. While he is talking all the surfers are getting ready. When Willy says there name they wave to the crowd‚ making them go ballistic. At the same time‚ all the judges are walking by to make sure the competitors surfboard are legal to be used and check if the surfers

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