The LA Street crew is hosting a Street Jam one week from now and you are invited to come and join them ride for the afternoon. This is their second time around showcasing the shredding of fresh spots by new faces, as well as well-known riders. Last year in October, the Koreatown Street Jam went down and was a success. Word on the street pushed the LA Street Crew to organize another mass-sesh and eventually, flyers for the Westlake Street Jam were made. If you would like to film the jam, feel free to do so. Hugo Rodas 
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One website I started checking on a daily basis is Steve Emig's blogspot. When I missed a few days, I missed a few stories. White Bear keeps blogging away from the early days over at Freestylin'. Steve didn't know how to embed the Mondo Vision video on his blog so we've taken his lead and posted them down here. Action Sports’ Next Great Leap Forward: Instant Real Time Scoring with ISX – Instant Scoring eXperience™
Jan 10, 2009
A street skate icon, action sports pioneer and a cutting-edge technology company have come together to create ISX – Instant Scoring eXperience™. This revolutionary new scoring system has the potential to greatly enhance the competitive excitement for both television and live audiences, ensuring live, real-time results for street skating and all action sports. ISX uses a dial technology developed for live, real-time feedback, combined with a proprietary software and graphic interface. “ISX is a live, instantaneous, trick-by-trick, run-by-run scoring system, right down to the potential for a buzzer beating finale,” says ISX partner, television star and street skater Rob Dyrdek. “Now, like when Kobe Bryant hits a three pointer at the buzzer, skaters, as well as all action sports athletes, will experience the emotional connection between their competitive achievement and the drama of the moment with the emotional experience of fans watching live or on TV,” Dyrdek added.
Usually we can post little news items like team changes, contest announcements and "new websites" into the FAT-Friday that goes out every week on, well, Fridays. I'd told MED that I would mention 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.