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An interview with skateboarder Austin Stephens is presented. He shares that he has taken his introvertedness after his dad. He relates how his being a loner motivated him to get into skateboarding. He comments on the skating videos of Jason Dill. He offers his outlook on turning pro and his experience of skating for a living.

The article presents an interview with professional skateboarder Josh Harmony. He explains what made him decide to start skating when he was a kid. He discusses whether he plans certain tricks for certain videos. He was asked who or what got him started on playing the banjo. His favorite book is Bound for Glory.

Interviews skateboarder Johnny Layton. Information on his father's involvement in the war in Iraq; Lesson learned from his trips from various places; Use of pain relievers.

Profiles several members of the skateboarding team Toy Machine who were featured in the video recording "Good and Evil." Diego Bucchieri; Josh Harmony; Ed Templeton; Johnny Layton.

Highlights the Emerica European skateboarding tour in September 2002. Equipment used for demonstrations at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris, France; Description of an art exhibit after the demonstrations; Views on skating in Barcelona, Spain.

Presents an article about a skateboarding tour to the U.S. Target shooting with guns and slingshots in Arizona; Fireworks in Albuquerque, New Mexico; Encounter with the police in Arkansas.

Profiles several skateboarders in the U.S. Marty Murawski from Mesa, California; Joey Poirez from Solana Beach, California; John White from Riverside, California.

Focuses on the Australian tour of Emerica, a skateboarding team in the United States. Arrival of the team in Melbourne; Autograph sessions of the team; Details on the team's filming in Sydney, New South Wales.

Presents an account of the trip of several skateboarders from the United States to Finland, home of Finnish skateboarder Arto Saari. Meeting between the skateboarders and Sole Technologies distributor Markus Aami; Interview with a local Finnish newspaper; Appearance of the skateboarders for Euro Music Television (MTV); Skateboarding contest at Cable Factory Skatepark.

Interviews skateboader Arto Saari. How he got started in skateboarding; Information on some of his tours; Sponsors.

Several letters to the editor in response to articles in previous issues including a reaction to the plan of Pope Benedict XVI to sue skateboarder Jamie Thomas for his use of the cross, a half-apology for calling the Pope a Nazi, and a story reflecting the reader's love for skateboarding are presented.

The article provides information on videos created by Deathwish team for the 2012 Skate & Create competition. These include "From Dawn 'Til Dusk," directed by Aleks Lewandowski, "Whoops," directed by Kevin Barnett, "From Past to Present," directed by Kirk Dianda, and "A Skateboarders Paradise," directed by Lee Charron and Joe Perrin.

CUs have long argued that the bureau's director already has the authority to create a carve out for the industry, and more than 300 members of Congress agree, but the CFPB is standing firm on the issue. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Features skateboarder Billy Marks. Characteristics; Favorite movies.

Pays tribute to artist and surfer Margaret Kilgallen. Reason for her death; Career background; Information on her paintings.

Credit unions saw real progress in a variety of legislative and regulatory victories in 2015, but there is still a whole lot left to be done as the close of the 'Year of Regulatory Relief' swiftly draws nigh. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article reports that National Association of Federal Credit Unions (NAFCU) chairman Ed Templeton urges credit unions to expresses the important factors of direct political action and engagement on the propose regulation on risk-based capital (RBC) in the U.S.

As NAFCU's members gather in Montreal for the group's annual meeting, SRP FCU CEO Ed Templeton reflects on the insight he has gained during his tenure as NAFCU chairman, and the value the trade association brings to its member credit unions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Provides step-by-step skateboarding techniques. How to do the bluntslide; How to do the backside tailslide.

A photograph entitled "Austin, Texas, 2002," by Ed Templeton is presented.

The article lists the top five items in each category related to skateboarding. They include the craziest fan requests, things to draw at autograph signings, best things about being a vegan and nicknames people have given skaters.

The article features skateboarder Matt Bennett. Toy Machine Bloodsucking Skateboard Co. is his sponsor. For the skateboarder, the album that never gets old is "Black Celebration." His dream trip is to the moon.

Relates the views on several skateboarders on several issues. Jamie Thomas on the significance of skateboarding; Kenny Hughes on flying in airplanes; Mike Carroll on musical interests.

Describes the frontside noseblunt slides technique in skateboarding.

The article presents the author's perspective on why credit unions should be exempted from the rules and regulations of the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). Topics include the presence of new data collection prerequisites of the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA), the exemption authority of the National Association of Federal Credit Unions (NAFCU) under the Dodd-Frank Act, and the letter of NAFCU urging CFPB Director Richard Cordray to use the authority on credit unions.

The article discusses the power of direct political action and engagement on vital issues related to credit unions (CU) in the U.S. The author reports about the voice raised by the CUs against the National Credit Union Association's (NCUA) first risk-based capital proposal. Topics include the disconnect between the views of regulators and regulated in front of Senate Banking Committee, and National Association of Federal Credit Union's (NAFCU) annual Congressional event Caucus.

The article presents the author's insights on his election as chairman of the board at National Association of Federal Credit Unions (NAFCU). Topics discussed include the regulations designed for the resolution of the financial crisis, the reminder which must be given to lawmakers regarding the role of credit unions (CUs) in their communities, and the success of U.S. Republican Senators Tim Scott and James Clyburn in winning the primary election in 2014.