Hometown Heroes skateboard tour
From the description on Metacafe.com: "Mile after mile, year after year, Hometown Heroes has proven to be the most legitimate AM skateboard tour hitting the streets. The HH Crew consists of top level amateur skateboarders who pile in a van and hit the road for months at a time, infiltrating local skate scenes across the country, filming, street-skating, holding contests, and building a living network of skaters across the map. For the top AMs at each stop along the way, some get in the van and go along for the ride, and all are invited to compete at the Hometown Heroes Finals taking place at etnies GvR in October. Hometown Heroes Skate is a skate tour like no other. Contests and street skating for the love of it! hhskate.com"
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The general manager for the Chicago Bulls, John Paxson, discusses the firing of Scott Skiles.
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