Many beer brands speak to men in a shared tone showing to them that they really understand their needs. Yet, up to know, all intentions where express by a message without and action plan. Andes, the leader beer in the Andina Region of Argentina, presents: Andes Beer: Teletransporter – a revolutionary invention capable of doing something almost impossible: men can now go to a bar and share an Andes beer with friends without having any problems with their girlfriends. Andes Teletransporter Booths have been installed at the main bars of Mendoza, Argentina. Einstein mentioned that teletransportation was impossible since objects could not conduct faster than light. Einstein was wrong!

Legal Notice: Teleportation does not cause any physical non psychological damages. It helps and encourages long lasting couples and friendships. To lie is a sin, teleport is not!

This weekend, Hi-Fi and SHUT Skater Todd Jordan will be a part of a photo exhibition called ‘Now I Remember’ at Stitch in Japan. The show will feature cellphone photos taken by TJ as well as Kevin “Spanky” Long, Jen “JR” Reynolds, Jerry Hsu, Curtis Buchanan, Tino Razo, Neckface and Aaron Bondaroff. If your in the area, stop on by. Friday, March 12th 2010

“Until there are bodies in the streets,” he said, “I don’t think anything is going to change.”
This is a must read to all me cell phones user!
You can read the full article at GQ Magazine.

Mat “Twills” Terwilliger of SHUT, Grove Steet Bicycles and IRAK has just released a sick graphic that you just have to own. This dope graphic is only available at Chari & Co NYC.

“We are showcasing our Cut and Sew which consists of Quality Denim, Wovens and Jackets
Come by for Deals and Steals!” -Ray of Mighty Healthy…
Deals and steals at the Mighty Healthy NYC Pop-Up Shop, at Reedspace Annex 151 Orchard St.
March 6th-14th

**Burton Women’s Learn to Ride Camp at Hunter Mountain!
Join us for our third annual Burton Women’s Learn to Ride Camp on March 12, 13 & 14, 2010!
This weekend is all about the girls! Get away with other ladies who love to ride or are ready to Learn How To Ride. The Camp is three days of learning how to ride at your own pace with other ladies. Each day with continental breakfast and meet with your groups and head out on snow with your coaches for the weekend.
You will stick with the same gals and coach for the entire weekend and the groups have only 6 ladies per group- amazing! Each day includes lunch, 4 hours of training, lift ticket and rental equipment and free demo’s from the Burton 2011 Demo Tent all weekend long.
Prices start at $270 per person for the entire 3 days, lodging is NOT included. Camp can be booked for two days as well. Spots are going fast so don’t waste time. Sign up online here: Burton LTR Women’s Campor call 800-486-8376.
Any additional questions and info, please email Agatha Wasilewska at Agatkanyc@gmail.comor call 917.553.0209.
Mountain specific Questions can be directed to:
Jen Schmidt, Adult Ski School Manager/Vendor Coordinator 
Hunter Mountain Email:
jschmidt@huntermtn.com
Tel: 800-486-8376 ext.2278
Hunter Mountain: www.huntermtn.com

“Hot new Squishy Line about to Drop in at Epstein’s Bar.” -Dave Ortiz.

“The Number Three”
A film by Joe Monteleone. (Production, Editing, Motion Graphics)
Filming by Joe Monteleone and Mike Cusanelli.
Featuring Nick Sassa, Chad Caruso, James Reres, Brett Conti, Brian Clarke, Ross Hammershlag, Jason Kinzel, Mike Fuchs, Ricki Twohill, Spanish Mike Cusanelli, JoeFace Monteleone and friends.
“The film took 3 and 1/2 years to make and was shot on the East Coast, primarily on Long Island and in New York City. We spent a lot of time working on it, and a lot of hard work went into it. It features some of the up and coming talent from Long Island, Hope You enjoy!” -Joe Monteleone.
Be sure to check out Brett Conti, Jason Kinzel, and Ricki Twohill. They are some of Chapman Skateboards up and comers.

“You got no ride. You got no friends! Low on funds?” Go to OvR and sign up for a super sweet Snowboard getaway. Meet kool people, get chauffeured to the mountains and save on cash!

Today, February 17th marks the 4 year anniversary death of New York City’s Greatest Friend to all, Iconic Skater and NYC Legend Harold Hunter. On the walls of many skate shops and images of his face on tee’s and decks throughout the Skateboard world, his name will live on as long as we keep skating with Harold in our hearts.
“Legends Never Die”