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    Put It In Perspective by Hawke Trackler

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    New Hawke Trackler edit featuring Matt Plasencia, Eric Montealegre, Chance Bentley, Greg Preston, Bradley Wilson, Daniel Powell, Paul Stewart, Stefan Brandow, Jerry Butler, Kyle Wood, Matt Lyon & Jake Cawley. Check it out!

    Best Of A Chosen Few – Compilation

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    A compilation of ACHOSEN-FEW.COM's best videos over the last year. Including our pay per view videos as well as a new never before seen montage. Nearly 90 minutes of the best skating around. Exclusively from ACHOSEN-FEW.COM

    La Street Comp teaser by Steve Henry

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    Check out this teaser from the LA Street comp that was hosted by a chosen few. Hundreds of bladers showed up for the comp. Quinn Feldman and his team are doing things right.

    Filthy Hooligans – Mathias Silhan

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    Next section of 2009 BHC team video online. This time it's Mathias Silhan tearing up the streets of Strasbourg. Watch only if you have time to go for a session afterwards. Because this is what you want to do after finishing this section.

    Mason Richard – Remz Short 12/6/10 (New format)

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    Every new edit Mason Richard pulls out makes me feel like shit. Dude is just too damn good. Thanks to Remz for introducing the new format 'Remz Short' with Mason. This edit is only a little over 50 seconds which makes me only feel semi-shit. I still wish I didn't watch it all the way through the last trick. God damn, Mason?!

    Michael Kraft & Ian Copp on tour

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    Be-Mag msgboard heroes and best internet buddies Michael Kraft and Ian Copp went on a tour recently. Check out this hastily made teaser for the soon to be released video (edit?) of this trip. Deal with it.

    BEAT CONTROL – A film by Karsten Boysen

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    Sometimes you don't really know what you're getting yourself into. Work might just stay a piece of cake or become a hard challenge. When you're an ambitious person like Karsten Boysen, it usually turns out to be the latter. Since Karsten got his hands on cameras, he has fought one hell of a lot of those self imposed challenges. This year he portrayed the rolling scene of his hometown Hamburg and that is something the scene there has been missing for quite some time.