The second round of additions to the Skateboard Hall of Fame at the Skate Lab Park in Simi Valley, CA have been announced. So without further ado joining the likes of Tony Hawk, Bruce Logan, Tony Alava and Danny Way will be:

• Steve Caballero

• Stacey Peralta

• Eric Koston

• Torger Johnson

• Bob Burnquist

• Patty McGee (Frist woman to be inducted)

There will be a ceremony and party on December 4 at Skate Lab here's some info on that:

When

Saturday December 4, 2010 6:30 PM - 11:00 PM Pacific

Where

Cooper Building & Design Space

860 S. Los Angeles St. 11th Floor

Los Angeles, CA 90014

Who

Organizer: International Association of Skateboard Companies

Contact: 949-455-1112

Cost

Registration

Pricing

Registration

$100.00

IASC Member

$75.00

December 4, 2010 at the Cooper Building and Design Space, 11th Floor Event Space.

The party will honor skateboarding icons Torger Johnson, Stacy Peralta, Steve Caballero, Eric Koston, Bob Burnquist, and the first female inductee, Patti McGee.

Autographs, memorabillia, cocktails, appetizers, art auction, and a raging good time are all to be had!

Proceeds from the event benefit the Go Skateboarding Foundation which sends kids to skatecamp on a scholarship and supports skateboarding related charities.

Tickets for skateboarding industry friends and family are $100 donation to the Go Skateboarding Foundation.

IASC Members receive a $25 discount per ticket.

*The SkateLab in Simi Valley is home of the Skateboarding Hall of Fame and Museum.

Last Thursday night, the folks at Skateboarder magazine threw the Sunset Rampage, a mini-ramp bash at the Sunset BLVD. staple, The Standard Hotel (pretend "Standard" is upside down like it is on the hotel sign). If you've never been, The Standard is a creative little "crash spot" right smack in the middle of the Sunset strip in Hollywood, complete with things like "giant hand" chairs and trippy bathrooms. And due to the locale it's also a pricey joint, which makes what Skateboarder successfully pulled so, as Mike Carroll would say "hyphy."

Speaking of Mike Carroll, the Girl skateboards boss was in attendance along with other skate industry bosses like: Lance Mountain, Sal Barbier, Eric Koston and "The Boss," Andrew Reynolds. Others in attendance were Kenny Anderson, Dylan Rieder, Curran Caples and Vincent Alvarez. Translation: Some serious ripping went down on the strip that night, even industry guys like Gravis TM, Mark Oblow, were getting in on the action.

In the end though, the youthful heavyweights of transition skateboarding prevailed:

1. Raven Tershey - $2,500
2. Andrew Langi - $1,500
3. Tom Remilard - $1,000

Photos:

Dylan Rieder blunt to fakie by Owens via Skateboarder Magazine.

The winners by Mehring via Skateboarder Magazine.

For more galleries full of pictures from the night cruise on over to www.skateboardermag.com

Here's a little video Aaron Meza and Roger Bagley put together for Skateboarder:

The Nike SB skate team was recently in New York City cruising the streets and putting on a demo for the kids. And yes the big names did show up. And when talking of Nike SB the big names are Eric Koston and Paul Rodriguez. The reason was the launch of P.Rod's new shoe the Paul Rodriguez Zoom IV. To coincide with the release Nike has set up mini-site with high quality photos and video, cruise over by clicking here.

The Nike SB team put on a demo at the Bright trade show in Berlin, Germany and Colin Clark was there to document it. Check out Koston, P-Rod, Corey Kennedy and the rest of team Swoosh getting their German on.



Nike SB demo at Bright Tradeshow from Colin Clark on Vimeo.

We're all feeling the pinch of the current hard economic times, and big time pro skateboarders aren't excluded. Even
onesthat sign with big companies like Nike. Yup, Eric Koston had to get asecond job making pretzels at an Auntie Anne's. You heard right, I sawhim the other day at the Valley mall twisting some dough.

Just kidding, Daryl Angel found this dude the other day, took a photo, and sent it on over to Crailtap.I'd have to say that is a dead on match for the Frost man. If theChocolate video has a big ellaborate intro like Fully Flared did, andthey want Koston to partake again, he won't need show up. This guy canbe his stunt double.

Hell, I think Koston should put this guyon retainer. You know for demos, and all the other "meet and creep"things he has to go to. All he'll have to do is top whatever AuntieAnnie pays.