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Ryan Hardy wins Turbo Bodyboards Pipeline Pro contest

Held over three days in waves that can only be described as perfect, the Turbo Bodyboards Pipeline Pro saw the world's best riders all vying for glory, but in clean, near perfect conditions it was Hardy who took the first event of the 2009 International Bodyboarding World Tour; showing all why he is considered as one of the greatest ever.

'I am stoked to win the first ever Grand Slam with the guys standing next to me,' said the elated Hardy.

Opening up the final with an impressive 8.50 (out of a possible 10), Costes had the other finalist's needing a two-wave combination to take the lead, the title and an early season lead.

A long, deep tube ride followed by a gigantic roll netted him a near perfect ride, 9.43 (out of a possible 10); and then within a few minutes Hardy found another tube and this time back-flipped out of the end bowl, leaving the crowd in raptures and the prestigious trophy within his grasp.



Source: http://www.surfersvillage.com/surfing/39146/news.htm

WRAPUP 2-Germany, France, Italy suffer dramatic GDP falls

BRUSSELS, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Germany's economy suffered a

record slide in the final quarter of last year and France shrank

at the fastest pace in 34 years, suggesting grim forecasts for

euro zone GDP, due later on Friday, could be too optimistic.

Italy provided no respite -- its economy declined by 1.8

percent on the quarter, significantly worse than forecasts for a

1.2 percent slide and the biggest drop since at least the start

Broader euro zone data are due at 1000 GMT with analysts

saying risks to the forecasts of a 1.3 percent contraction in

the fourth quarter are now skewed firmly to the downside.

Other statistical releases showed Dutch GDP shrank 0.9

percent on the quarter while the Austrian economy sagged by 0.2

percent, the first fall in nearly eight years.



Source: http://www.reuters.com/article/economicNews/idUSLD9494420090213