One of the world’s most breathtaking winter sports events returned to Saint Paul for the sixth year. Crashed Ice is a world tour in the winter extreme sporting event, ice cross downhill, which involves downhill skating in an urban environment, on a track which includes steep turns and high vertical drops. The series was created and is managed by energy drinks company Red Bull. The amazement of an enormous crowd watched the world’s fastest sport on skates on a slick slope leading from the steps of the Saint Paul Cathedral.

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The bike was built to commemorate the rebuilding of the World Trade Center site and was unveiled at the 9/11 Memorial Preview Site. The 9/11 Bike is a chopper that is inspired by the World Trade Center and features numerous symbols of the rebuilding. Among the many features, the exhaust is inspired by the future 2WTC, the spine resembles the wings of the WTC Transportation Hub, and the WTC footprints adorn one side. The details of this bike leave you speechless, inspired ideas from the whole team, a final product that truly is striking.

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Paul Mitchell is the legendary hair designer, product innovator and salon educator. Creativity and talent is evident in his body of work. Paul Mitchell School prepare you fully for an exciting career. It is amazing to see the models transform at fashion show.

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Teutul originally started out owning Orange County Ironworks, a fabrication shop now solely owned and managed by son Daniel. He began building custom bikes for pleasure after being inspired by the many custom bikes appearing on the streets and in films. In 1999 he left and co-found Orange County Choppers with his son Paul Jr and began building bikes for sale.Teutul worked along with his sons Paul Teutul, Jr. and Michael Teutul, who became celebrities when Orange County Choppers became the focus of a reality television series called American Chopper in 2002. A significant part of Paul Sr\’s image are his numerous tattoos. He has been known to acquire tattoos from time to time in order to express a feeling or to make a point