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San Francisco to convert steep street into ski jump
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One of San Francisco's steepest roads - Fillmore Street - will be covered with 240 tons of snow and converted into an 800 ft ski and snowboard jump for an event on 27 August.

Ice Air 2005 will be a free event for the public, attracting 10 pro-skiers and 10 pro-snowboarders to compete for over $100,000 in cash and prizes. The event will be hosted by Olympic medallist Jonny Moseley. More info in this report from Transworld Snowboarding.

Not everyone is happy about the prospect:
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While most of the renters in the apartment buildings along Filllmore have been supportive, a few Fillmore Street homeowners are worried about the possibility of an out-of-control snowboarder crashing through a living room window. Homeowner Connie McCole said the $2 million worth of aggregate insurance the sponsors have is not sufficient.

That quote is from this news report in the The San Francisco Examiner.
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