The Fundamentals of Snowboard Carving and Racing. Donation.

Post by **jax** » Saturday 22 January 2011, 21:24

Hi
From today if you make a donation of more than 20 euro you'll get a pdf copy of the book:

The Fundamentals of Snowboard Carving and Racing.
A Manual for Surfers, Coaches & Parents
by Marc Cirigliano

The donation will go 10 euro to the autor the rest to an italian cancer researc association AIRC.

http://www.airc.it/english/home.asp
http://www.airc.it/

The donation can be done to my Paypal account jdotti@hotmail.com and I'll pay the autor who kindly made this possible and the rest to the association.
Please keep your copy only for you, it is for a good cause.
Thanks
Jacopo

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=BH257W79

Post by **jax** » Saturday 29 January 2011, 22:44

Nobody interested in making a donation for research and getting a 30 usd Snowboarding manual?

Post by **jax** » Saturday 12 February 2011, 10:19

The youtube channel of the writer

https://www.youtube.com/user/mcirigliano52

Post by **jax** » Friday 11 March 2011, 22:31

Post by **jax** » Tuesday 5 April 2011, 15:44

Hello everyone
There has been a total of seven donations.
Today I made the donation including funds raised from donors not on this forum and my small addition.
Thanks for your support and I hope that next season we will be more numerous.

Post by **Arnaud** » Tuesday 5 April 2011, 18:01

Ciao Jax,
There is already a topic in the english section (and also in italian and german one). No sure we need so multiple topics.

Post by **jax** » Tuesday 5 April 2011, 18:36

Ciao Arnaud
I've put it in multiple sections so it can be read from people who didn't read on other section.
It is for a good cause.
Sorry.
Jacopo

Post by **Arnaud** » Tuesday 5 April 2011, 19:38

Yes, Jacopo, good cause ! (my mother died - too young - from a cancer)
But the book being in english, I'm not sure that non english reader will buy it.
Being a good cause, we don't want to close the topic, but please, keep only one active in the english section.
Grazie 1000.

Post by **jax** » Tuesday 5 April 2011, 19:46

Ok but one french carver bought it.