Without further ado we give you yet another episode of Henry Jackson’s Jackson’s Hole. Watch out for a cameo by the Onboard crew, appearances from Danny Davis, i-Pod, Jack Mitrani, and Peetu Piiroinen. Good stuff.

To say that this Frends crew part is a little crazy would be an understatement. But to say it is fucking hilarious isn’t one.

“This Frends edit was intened to be in the new Givin “ONE”. Unfortunately, Jack send the wrong hard drive to the Givin Crew and now there is not enough time to slot it in the movie. Fortunately for youTube viewers, it is at your convenience just one click away. Enjoy!”

Like it or not, Twitter has become a great way for a lot of people to communicate. Snowboarders are no different from you and me, and a lot of them have taken to the easy-to-use short message system that Twitter is. Through our own humble participation via @onboardmag we convinced ourselves that we know something about the snowboard scene on Twitter. And since it is such a beautiful way to get the latest news, to keep in touch and to avoid being productive at all we share with you our list of the 11 snowboarders you should follow on Twitter.

Danny Larsen

The Norwegian Black Metal follower and Pirate is also one of the few Europeans who are actively using Twitter and not just cross-post stuff from their Facebook. More than enough reason to follow him!

Chas Guldemond

With the inception of the WAS riders’ union the Rockstar rider has recently become some sort of spokesman for the snowboard community. Also included in his tweets: sunbathing pics of his girlfriend.

Louie Vito

He is what most people expect Shaun White to be on Facebook: witty, engaging and endorsed by almost 40,000 followers.

Jack Mitrani

Just follow Jack and stay up to date with everything related to Frends (@wearefrends), @scottylago, @lukemitrani, @kevinpearce, Mason Aguirre (@maseintheplace) or Danny Davis (@theddeadshow).

Jamie Nicholls

Jamie is from a new breed of European riders. He is down with his website, facebook, and also very active on Twitter. Hell, even his sister has a Twitter account.

Jeremy Jones

Freerider Jeremy Jones might be a little more serious than most other riders on Twitter, but in return you’ll get the latest on his gnarly backcountry adventures, POW acitivities (@protectwinters) and other climate-change related news.

Silje Norendal

This young Norwegian is on her way up. If you don’t mind the odd Scandinavian mumbo-jumbo you’ll get a good insight into her shenanigans.

Jamie Anderson

As long as this girl from Lake Tahoe keeps winning competitions all over the place, her tweets will remain just as interesting.

Elena Hight & Linn Haug

If you’re into the classic unfiltered “Had yummy cereals for breakfast” kind of tweets, these two female riders will be your bowl of Kellogg’s.

Nate Bozung

He might have moved away from the core snowboard scene but his stream-of-unconsciousness straight from NYC is highly captivating.

Jack Mitrani, Eric Jackson, Cornell Agee, and Gabe Taylor get down on some natural features at Mammoth Mountain. Have fun!

So that I may perceive whatever holds
The Frends Crew together in its inmost folds.

Summer is always a good time to kick back, get drunk every day, and see what you can do with some footage of the past season. Or so Jack Mitrani thought when he and the Zumiez people pulled together this fun and entertaining clip of the Frends crew and their new headphones brand. Watch some behind the scenes stuff from Jack as well as Luke Mitrani, Mason Aguirre, Scotty Lago, Kevin Pearce, Keir Dillon, and Danny Davis, and if you happen to be a citizen of God’s Own Country you even get the chance to win some product near the end of the clip.

Check out some of the action that took place at the High Cascade Snowboard Camp during session 2. And it’s not only rich kids on Ritalin, it features the riding of Mason Aguirre, Scotty Lago, Chas Guldemond, Jack Mitrani and a lot more talented kids!

Jack Mitrani and Mikkel Bang  on top of the starting field

Only one week more to go for the best italian snowboard event of the year: Swatch Mottolino Snowpark will become one more time the mecca of all avid Italian snowboard fans.

Burn River Jump is the only Swatch TTR World Snowboard Tour event in Europe ranked with 5 stars and its fourth edition will take place in Livigno from February the 24th to the 26th, sponsored by Burton Snowboards in collaboration with Mottolino, APT Livigno and Skipassion Livigno.

The starting field is almost completed: from Vermont, the homeland of Burton Snowboards, Jack Mitrani will reach Livigno, ready to win a slice of $ 50,000 prize. Class 1988, he is known on the international scene for his strength and versatility in both slopestyle and halfpipe disciplines, ranking fifth at the past season Nissan X-Trail Asian Open in Japan and eighth at the last edition of the Burton New Zealand Open Snowboarding Championships.

Competing for the big prize money at the Burn River Jump there will also be the Norwegian Mikkel Bang, a real jibbing expert, motivated and charged up after having gained the second place of the podium in the slopestyle contest at the Burton European Open 2010 in Laax .

Swatch Mottolino Snowpark, one of Europe’s best snowpark, has prepared special courses on its area of over 120 thousand square meters and it will also offer to all riders and week-end bombers a brand new jibbing area,  the METRO.

On February 24th the snowpark will host the BRUX-Slopestyle Contest, where more than one hundred riders will partecipate  to get qualified for the final, held on February 25th, competing for the podium with invited riders and wild cards.

The Show won’t stop on thursday because the Grande Finale will take place on February the 26th starting at sunset for an incredible night show in Livigno downtown with the jump of the Spoel river. DOORS Snowpark Structures will be the head masters of the structures at the Spoel river

Registration for the contests scheduled on February the 24th and the 25th are still open on www.riverjump.it,  (Rider Registration ) until  February the 19th 2010.

Registration will be also held onsite at the race office on February the 22nd from 2.00 pm to 6.00 pm, and on February the 23rd from 9.00 am to 12.00a am, and from 2.00 pm to 6.00 pm.

In case of number of registrations greater than the number of available spots, priority will be given to those who registered first. Those who will be excluded will receive a notification via e-mail and will be put on a waiting list.

On February the 20th 2010, members will receive an e-mail notifying either their admission to the race or their insertion on the waiting list.