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A passion for skiing has taken Neil Williman to places some Kiwis can only dream of - and other places fellow skiers would have nightmares about.
The Blenheim-raised 27-year-old is a unique sportsman, a world-class freeskier who travels the world risking life and limb for competition points and movie clips.
Williman competes alongside the 30 top-ranked male skiers on the Freeride World Tour, an adrenaline-fuelled competition which used to be known as Extreme Skiing and is called Big Mountain Skiing in the United States.
Freeride skiing, as Williman explains, involves tackling "nothing man-made. You are going to be in terrain or a zone where it's usually pretty gnarly, pretty steep, natural snow conditions, usually powder snow".
"In competition, or for filming, we are jumping off cliffs, skiing down couloirs [steep narrow chutes]."
The Freeride circuit takes competitors to Canada, Italy, France, Austria, California and Switzerland. At the end of the year the top 18, from their three best results, are allowed to remain on the tour. The rest are relegated to the qualifying tour which takes place all over the world, including New Zealand. At the end of the northern winter the top competitors from that tour are sorted out, with four from the Americas, plus four from Eurasia, being promoted to the world tour.
Judging is loosely based around five categories - the main one being line score [how difficult it was to ski where you skied], plus control, fluidity, aggression and technique. Skiers pick their own course, walking or getting a chopper ride to the top. But that's when the hard decisions start. "You have to pick a face that's both big enough for lots of different options, so people can do different stuff and not track out the snow for everyone else, but is also gnarly and steep and scary enough to put on an impressive show. At the same time you've got people with different levels of abilities . . . so it has to be doable, you can't have a lot of zones where, if you fall, you are going to get seriously injured for sure. Plus they have to be viewable by the public, close to a ski resort. So it's really difficult to find these faces."
Williman has discovered how tough it is to stay in the top echelon. Three years ago he finished fourth in the Eurasian section and qualified for the world tour. However he had a poor debut season, through a combination of factors, finished 25th and was relegated to the qualifying tour. But he enjoyed a better season last year, finishing third overall, and was promoted back onto the world tour for the coming season.
He will be based in Innsbruck in Austria for the European section of the Freeride tour, along with his Swedish girlfriend, who is on the qualifying tour. The reason is twofold, he explains. "Fischer, my ski sponsor, is based there as well as the film company I work with.
"Because when I'm not competing what I like even more is filming projects. I've been lucky enough to be in a ski movie for the last two years; we make one every year.
"That's kind of always been my goal, what I'm passionate about. When I couldn't ski, through injury, I would come home and watch a ski movie pretty much every day . . . that's what kept me motivated and focused."
The main market for the ski movies is the internet, with the sponsors who finance the movie happy to get their products out there in such an exciting format. "We got 25,000 views on the trailer for our latest movie, so the sponsors will be happy with that."
Although his life is now spread between film work and competitive skiing, Williman is well aware of the path to success. "Pretty much the way it works is that sponsors love competitions and rankings, athletes love filming and photos. So the sponsors help you out with travel expenses; if you do well in the competitions and you go filming and hopefully make enough of a name for yourself that you don't have to do competitions any more and you can just do filming."
Given the nature of freeride skiing, injuries are always a concern. "I've had some big crashes for sure," says Williman, "but I try to be pretty calculated and make good decisions. I never try and do anything where I think I will crash, reasoning 'I might crash here but it'll look cool'. If you make decisions like that you will end up pretty badly injured."
Ironically, given the sort of terrain he skis down in Europe, the biggest injury threat to his career came when he was based in Wanaka after leaving school. Operations on both knees, not through injury but from what he labelled overuse, left him pondering his future on skis. Instead of chasing the snow around the world with his ski buddies, he studied at Canterbury University and "gave up [skiing] a little bit, in my head". But, despite thinking he "was out of the game", while at university his skiing got better, his knees got better and he eventually headed for California and France for consecutive winters.
The sport runs in the Williman family. Neil's parents, Brin and Jo, moved to Blenheim from Christchurch when their son was 2 and quickly introduced him to a sport they had come to relish. Both enjoyed alpine pursuits and Neil reckons they got into skiiing as a way to get around and down the mountains they had climbed.
"As long as I remember [skiing] was all I wanted to do," recalls Neil, who strapped on skis as soon as he got out of the parental backpack. The Williman family, including Neil's sister Kate, spent many seasons at the Mount Robert club skifield in the St Arnaud range, a place he recalls with great affection. "I enjoyed the culture there. It wasn't a flash resort, you can't drive all the way there, the tows were old but the terrain was good and there were less people . . . good snow was the priority rather than good coffee at lunch. Also, with no piste at Mt Robert, it was a good introduction to freeskiing."
Neil attended Witherlea Primary School, Bohally Intermediate and Marlborough Boys' College before finishing his secondary education at the Mount Aspiring Outdoor Pursuits School in Wanaka, a harbinger of things to come. After Wanaka he attended Canterbury University, completing an honours degree in natural resource engineering, the same qualification as his father.
But the move to a "regular" job is still some way off for Neil, who has unfinished business on the world tour. "The top 12 skiers at the end of the world tour this season get to go to the finals. They have to pick venues that are rowdy but also safe, this one (in Switzerland) is just rowdy. It's so extreme, so steep, it's really dangerous . . . I get butterflies just thinking about it. But that's the aim, I know I'm good enough to be there, I want to go out and prove it.
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The Nebraska 400k . . .
This is one of the most simple routes to follow: a cue sheet really isn't needed; yet, at the same time it is the hardest ride I have completed yet. The route starts and ends in the same Nebraska town of Falls City. Look on a map near the bottom right hand point of Nebraska move slightly to the East just above the Kansas border and you'll find it. The route heads due west using primarily highway 8. Ten riders started the trip, Spencer, Rodney G., Gary, Greg C., Joshua, Ron A., Jack, David M., Rod H. And Me. Nine finished: Rod H. from Omaha had a pedal problem shortly after we started the ride, and turned back.
Check point #2 is in Pawnee city. Two of America's greatest heroes were born here: Larry the cable guy and of course Me! It had been a really good ride so far, with a cold start about 34°, little to no wind! ...But, dark with fog mixed in. The group stayed together up to this point a little chit chat about previous rides and what was new with each other.
It's a long slog from CP2 to CP3 which is in Fairbury. The group broke into smaller groups along the way with Gary leading by himself. Greg also went ahead of the group. Greg is a very strong rider and is working on his third series of the year, that's three sets of 200, 300, 400, and 600k. Ron and Jack, who are working on their 50 states award and needed Nebraska, fell off the back but not by much. As usual, I was in between the groups. Everything felt fine but I couldn't help but stop and take pictures and look at the scenery. There are several wind farms in this area, one we only see in the dark - the red warning lights flashing in sequence is freaky. The second farm we see on the way out and back. Riding in the rural parts you can get close to things. One mill was right beside the road so I stopped to take a picture. That's when I noticed the two workers repelling from the center portion down one of the blades. Don't know how much they get paid but I'm sure it's not enough.
On the way to CP 3 there are several small towns. They're off the highway a bit and don't really have any services available, with the exception of O'Dell. Today they were having an auction but I really didn't want to buy anything and carry it on my bike. Ron and Jack came up the the store just as Greg and I were leaving. None of the others stopped.
CP 3 Fairbury, NE.
The cue says stop at the McDonald's, so we stopped. Some ate full meals, I had my usual fries and a coke. Checking emails, calling wives to let them know everything's ok, then off to Deshler; Gary left before everyone else and road on by himself.
CP4 Deshler and the turn around.
The group started to thin again as it always does, everybody finding their own grove. I stayed close to David M and Joshua; Greg C was a mile ahead of us and the rest were not far behind. The CP had changed this year instead of the small store in town we were using a C-store a little farther west just off the highway. We saw Gary's bike parked in front of a fake-looking train stop which was really a restaurant/store. Wrong stop: Gary never reads the cue sheet. We rode less than a mile onward and found the right stop where everyone else regrouped for the ride back.
Back to Fairbury.
As joshua pointed out, the route is all down hill from here, even though some hills remain. Most of us used Wally's for the check point this time. I had the grilled chicken sandwich and a Sam Adams seasonal, not much pumpkin or spice in this one; the rest had Wally burgers which are like sliders, with beer. Once again Spencer asked for some kind of special brew, anything Red, and the waitress looked dumb-founded. You'd think a bar in Nebraska on a game day would have red everything, but apparently not. Gary ate next door at the subway then came in and sat down with us. We left as a group again. The wind held from the SSE so at times it felt like a tail wind but mostly it was a side wind. About five miles out I started to drop off the back. I don't really like riding in a group on small shoulder-less highways, and the pace was a little high. Joshua started to drop off also and we held together for a while taking turns at the front, Josh most of the time. The others continued to slowly pull away and I lost sight of them. Miles later josh and I would separate also. I found out later he was getting tired: he works nights and his sleep schedule was messed up on this ride. He later said he had to stop several times and walk just to stay awake. The sun started to set so we added lights. I love riding at night, I should do it more often. Some riders think it's more dangerous but I noticed that cars tend to slow down more and give a wider birth when passing. At night you loose a lot of sight distance but you gain hearing and that fifth or is it sixth sense, of feeling. I kind of feel things more: an approaching car, an animal, whatever, I just feel it before I hear or see it. As I looked up the road I noticed red blinking lights, I thought theft might be windmills, or radio antennas, but they were really bikes. I tried to judge the distance but in the dark you really can't.
CP6 Pawnee City
The highway entering Pawnee city is well lit. At night you can see these lights for about 18 miles. How do I know?, because I checked! This is the bad part about riding at night, you can't judge distance well. Those 18 miles take for-ever, like the shimmering water hole in those old desert movies, you just never get closer. I did keep seeing the red blinkies, and that was all the motivation I needed. I closed the gap a little and arrived at the check point about 10 minutes after the lead group. Josh came in later. I let the group take off ahead of me as I changed light batteries and added some gloves to take the chill off. Joshua sat on the curb drinking a red bull and shaking the cobwebs out. Found out later he had been hallucinating thinking he was riding on a wooded trail and seeing things that weren't there.
CP7 the finish:
The last 35 miles takes forever. The wind was gone, the stars were beautiful, the windmill lights fascinating, the sounds and smells cool. Traffic was a little heavier but not too bad. The Nebraska game was over, so it was time to watch for those who had celebrated too much. The miles tick off slowly, the hills don't seem so bad, and finally you're there. The lights leading into Falls City are different than Pawnee: they just appear. You're riding along wondering when you're going to see them, then you're there. A short two miles later and you're at the CP.
A really good ride, almost great. All 400ks are difficult for some reason: that's what everybody says anyway. This one is... that's for sure. Everyone should do this one however, and I hope Spencer keeps having it. Everyone finished, no one got hurt, no flats, no problems; just a darn good ride with good people.
I look forward to the Nebraska 600k!!!
See you down the road . . .


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While I agree you must admit not every circumstance is the same. We don't live in a perfect world and mental illness can often be hidden by the patient or by drug therapy. Then there is life in general, people divorce, homes are broken/robbed and often guns fall into the wrong hands. There will always be those select cases where a brutal crime is committed regardless of any kind of gun control law. That's simply part of life and being human. Common since can only dictate in this instance.Let me put it in plain English if you live in the house with someone who is crazy as can be don't have guns around. If you know they are flipping lunatics or mean to the bone don't buy them assault rifles an take them out to target practice. Nobody is trying to take your guns people are just wanting a little common sense used. BUT as unreasonable and narrow minded as some people in talking about gun control those are probably some more nutcsases that shouldn't br packing...
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#8687 Mar 6, 2013
That should certainly be the case but sadly Americans love to pick and choose rights and vote based solely how if effects their personal beliefs. A great example is equality for all. I may or may not agree with same sex marriage but my beliefs shouldn't be law.
#8689 Mar 6, 2013
My son and i been hunting for 27 years and we say at our home.
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For a long time I thought it had to be either apathy or fear, but then I realized it is really both. People are apathetic, they don't really want to know, and they don't really want to find out either because then they'd have to face their fears directly. Their fear manifests in different ways; belligerence, avoidance, preoccupation, deprecation, and/or passive surrender. It's funny how often one or more of these will manifest in the words of those who favor "gun control", but the biggest root fear seems to be of other people.
Now with sanctioned assassination by UAV drone on American soil another step closer, I'm thinking it won't be long before forced disarmament occurs. I wish this were just some conspiracy theory.
#8692 Mar 7, 2013
Could someone interpret what "Done my homework" said, I couldn't understand those big long words. All help will be appreciated.
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This should help.
#8694 Mar 7, 2013
Excellent, thanks!
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You stupid hippy son of a bitch if people didnt hunt and kill deer,bear,wild hogs, ducks, elk, turkey, rabbits. They would be everywhere in big citys causing more car wrecks on highways. Most people that hunt eat what they kill I live in Erwin TN and just about everyone you talk to in this town hunts its one way people keep from going hungrey. And the saying is true GUNS DO NOT KILL PEOPLE THE IDIOTS LIKE THUGS AND MENTAL PEOPLE THAT KILL PEOPLE. The only thing I agree on is the guns like AK-47 and AR-15 I dont think anyone should have them unless there police or army something like that because you never hear of anyone really hunting with that kind of guns. But people should have rifles and hand guns I carry a gun everywhere I go now cause of the people like you that go retarded and go shoot up a school or church. They will never talk away my guns I can promise that and they will never tell people in Tennesse that they can not hunt. THE ONLY WAY THEY WILL EVER TAKE MY GUNS FROM ME IS FROM MY COLD DEAD HAND!! As Charlsten Hesten would say.Im with the NRA 100% ALL YOU TREE HUGGING PETA PEOPLE CAN GO TO HELL IN A HAND BASKET!!
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#8696 Mar 7, 2013
And the Gov't. has the Right to "Regulate" those Arms! Quote...WELL 'REGULATED' MILITIA...Unquote!
#8697 Mar 7, 2013
ok here is proof that nutcsases don't need guns..and if you need an assualt rifle to shoot a deer maybe there is a problem. I am sure if you ask the parents that lost their kids in school shooting they would tell you nutcsases don't need such easy access to guns.just grow up and think with what little brain you have!!
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Bang me lmfaooo
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#8699 Mar 7, 2013
I have to agree, I wish it were also, but sadly it's true.
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#8700 Mar 7, 2013
Wasn't that a nice refreshing post? How are you tonight my friend.
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#8701 Mar 7, 2013
That's just not a true statement. Not every parent who has lost a child due to a gun shot believes tighter gun control is needed. You just told an untruth. Provide data to support your claim or refrain from posting it again! Running scared isn't the answer here.
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Gd wildman,wat u doin? Lolz
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I was saying that a agree with the law about assualt rifles because you never hear of people hunting with them and if they do hunt with them. The cali. of the Ar-15 is just a 223 round that aint even a big game gun you would have to hit the deer, bear, or elk perfect in the heart. I dont think just any Tom, Dick, or Harry should be able to buy one. I will never buy one cause I dont need to hunt with anything more than 4 bullets if you cant kill something in 3 shots you dont need to be hunting but that is me.
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what do u mean
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wat u wanna b doin bby?
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what do u mean wat u wanna be doing what is bby english please lol
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From the third and final pitch I'm working on, a few bits. It's a post-apocalyptic sci fi tale with lots of crazy stuff going.
Back with Man Plus, pencilling deep through issue 2 already. This guy took a couple of redraws because of the pose and angle. The normal/regular stuff is always the hardest to nail.
From a medieval pitch I'm working, a few bits. This one I drew digitally first, printed in light blue line and finished with traditional pencils.
A few bits from a pitch I'm creating for a space epic story. One of my plans for the long term, it most likely will take a long time to come out but you I like you guys so I thought I could share something.
I'm working on a pitch for a medieval story and I'll use only pencils, no ink, to get the appropriate line type for the project. To get a clean line I'm going with the Quitely method. Draw digitally first in blue line, then print it and finish with a traditional pencil. It's the first time I'll be wroking digitally on an actual comic page.
Pencilling on the beach IX. Last one.
Pencilling on the beach VIII.
Pencilling on the beach VII.
Pencilling on the beach VI.
Pencilling on the beach V.
Pencilling on the beach IV.
Pencilling on the beach III.
Pencilling on the beach II.
Pencilling on the beach I.
Q:Where can we see your architectural design work?
I just worked for a year on an architecture office (before jumping into comics), so I don't have any actual construction done just by me. But you can check the site of the office where I worked, called Carvalho Araújo (not related to me, the name was merely a coincidence): http://www.carvalhoaraujo.com/ The works are very cool. I have, of course, numerous projects from college and others. One day I'll post a few.


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Not sure how to fix your issue, but a workaround for now could be forwarding all your outlook emails to your gmail account, that way you should get them as soon as they arrive
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Well you didn't cite it so I was confirming (as that has been the fix for this issue in the past for iOS devices and Hotmail). No need to get snippy.
Is that the primary email of your WP device as well? I'm betting its your prefix. Have you tried just using 'm.hotmail.com' or one of the other alternates?
(dub-m.hotmail.com, stn-m.hotmail.com, bay-m.hotmail.com, col-m.hotmail.com or snt-m.hotmail.com - though I have no idea what these additional prefixes are designated for - mine works fine with just m but does sound like a suspect if you just migrated.)
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I would contact support directly with the email in question then and let them look into it. If anything, something goofed on your account and isn't an issue with the service at large.
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Cozy, classic, French
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Another good comprehensive look at a local one-of-a-kind restaurant. Petit Bistro has a loyal following of local regulars who appreciate its unpretentious comfort-food style and decent value.
A distinction of this restaurant, worth emphasis I think, is how it contrasts with mainstream 20th-century perceptions of US French restaurants, which (along with imperious headwaiters and intimidating prices) often featured prestigious, "high" cuisine, using rare ingredients (or ersatz imitations of them). But that's not the cooking usually eaten, then or now, at restaurants in France, or made at home there. Everyday, moderately-priced restaurants in France tend toward limited menus and traditional, comforting dishes -- "cuisine bourgeoise." Demonstrating daily what historian Karen Hess concluded in the "The Taste of America" (Viking, 1977): the real history of cooking consisted mainly of housewives creating something interesting from ingredients the gentry wouldn't touch. A previous Voice-Weekly review of Le Petit Bistro (link below) dwelt on this distinction.
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(The Julia Child quip makes me want to converse some time with Dale Bentson about US cooking history. The quip was good, though in passing it unfortunately fed pop-culture misconceptions of JC's role. In the 1960s she was the latest of 150 years of Americans to "popularize French cooking among the American public." Best-selling US cookbook authors had been doing that since 1832, they just weren't on TV.)
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