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| Camp Woodward |
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In 2005, I got an email asking me if I had
any free time and wanted to go to Woodward
for a week to film. They needed last minute
footage for the camp video that year from
Woodward East. There were not that many
visiting 'Pros and Am' hanging out for it was
the last week of the camp for the summer. I
had 5 days to pull something off and this is
what I did with Travis Pettit (PITCREW team
rider) and Josh Maready. It was only Anthony
Furlong, Mike Frazier, Josh, and Travis
there. This is just the 'street' part (that
is what the X-games would call it).
The footage appeared in the 2005 Camp
Woodward video. Thanks to Dave Metty for
hooking it all up and Camp Woodward for being
so great every year I visit.
For more info on Camp Woodward check out
their website: www.campwoodward.com
Tags : camp woodward mark nickels pitcrew travis pettit nike sb real skateboards washington dc josh maready |
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| Authors@Google: Bob Woodward |
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Bob Woodward, author and Assistant Managing
Editor of The Washington Post, visits
Google's Mountain View, CA headquarters for a
conversation with Google CEO Eric Schmidt.
This event took place on February 1, 2008, as
a part of the Authors@Google series.
Bob Woodward is widely regarded as one of the
most famous and esteemed investigative
reporters of the 20th century (best known for
his work with Carl Bernstein in uncovering
the Watergate Scandal that led to President
Richard Nixon's resignation). Bob has since
then written 12 best-selling non-fiction
books and is the assistant managing editor of
The Washington Post.
He has won nearly every American journalism
award, and the Post won the 1973 Pulitzer
Prize for his work with Carl Bernstein on the
Watergate scandal. In addition, Woodward was
the main reporter for the Post's articles on
the aftermath of the September 11th terrorist
attacks that won the National Affairs
Pulitzer Prize in 2002.
For more information, please visit:
http://www.bobwoodward.com
Tags : bob woodward atgoogle @google google washington post eric schmidt fireside chat state of denial |
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