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Waidmanns Heil ! Nach einem guten Start in den fetten Winter 2008/09 musste ich mich leider nach einem Tag Filmen bei den „Outdoor Games“ in Chamonix Anfang Februar nach 2007 schon wieder auf den Operationstisch verabschieden.
Mein Knie hielt einem hohen Cliffdrop nicht stand und es verabschiedete sich mein rechtes vorderes Kreuzband. Am Ende konnte unser Team aber trotzdem abräumen und den Titel der „Outdoor Games“ nach Österreich holen – was zu einer ausgelassenen Party in meinem Krankenhauszimmer in Innsbruck führte!Â
Mit einer mega Unterstützung durch das sportmedizinische Zentrum „ALTIS“, wie ihr im Film sehen könnt, bin ich jetzt wieder super fit und konnte schon wieder die ersten Cliffs und feine Powderlines genießen.Â
Vor allem freue ich mich heuer mit sicken Völkl Klamotten und dem neuen Scorpion Schuhen von Dalbello zu shredden, weiters bekomme ich vollen Support durch das Hologramm von Power Balance !Â
Für weitere Infos über mich checkt meine Seite: www.skiflo.com und für weiter Infos über „Made in Austria“ die Seite: www.made-in-austria.info
June 23-25, 1904. Thomas A. Edison, Inc.
Columbia Yacht Club on the Hudson River, West 86th Street, New York City
Cameraman: G. W. Bitzer
1904 APBA Gold Cup [first running]
The cameras point of view is likely from the judge’s stand, possibly from a yacht club basin or yacht mooring on or near West 86th Street. The race is between small, motor-driven speed boats, which were approximately twenty feet long with the inboard engine decked over. Participants in the race were W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr. ‘S Hard Boiled Egg; The Standard, which won the championship and had never been beaten; the Vingt et Un; the FIAT; the Shooting Star; the Japansky, the Kotic, and the Nada.
”A new record for power boat racing in America was established yesterday, when in a thirty-two-mile race on the Hudson River the 100 horse-power auto boat Standard, fifty-nine feet in length, covered the course at an average of 19.67 nautical miles an hour, or 22.57 statute miles. The Standard covered the entire distance in 1:37:48. Her time is barely one-third of a mile less than was done by H. H. Rogers’s fast steam yacht Kanawha last Saturday when she won the Lysistrata Cup.”
– Excerpt transcribed from the New York Times – June 24, 1904, p. 7
”The old Columbia Yacht Club staged a race on the Hudson River in June of 1904 which they called the Gold Cup. Three boats entered the race: Water Lily, Fiat l and Standard, which was driven by her co-owner Carl C. Riotte. Standard outdistanced her two opponents and averaged 23.613 mph in the best 32-mile heat then captured the race with an average speed of 23.160 mph!”
– Taken from Roostertails Unlimited: [1973] Chapter 2 – A Little History
Spend some time above the clouds with Crewstacez. A two days edit, in their home resort of Crans-Montana, mixing backcountry and Park skiing …