Karma.

These last few weeks have been a very strange time in my life. My decisions have always been purposeful when the decisions are life changing. I have made some poor decisions recently. None of which I regret. But the fact that I do not regret them doesn't make them right. I feel like I need to regress in order for me to grow personally. Of course, I'm talking about the end of my romantic relationship with katie. I don't feel like I've made any enemies out of this situation, but I know that things are weird within my own circle of friends. Katie needs and deserves the love and support of her friends. I'm slowly making my way around to the mutual friends that Katie and I share, in order to make my apologies and try to deal with the ominous karma that is headed in my direction. I can feel it coming. I'm just trying to manifest it into less of a beast. I'll be writing more about this soon. I feel like writing is helping me deal with things. 

If anyone involved is reading this, I apologize to you for making things so weird.

This music video is really well done!

Good ol' Matt Butcher showed me this today at work. Its pretty awesome.

Oren Lavie for the song "Her Morning Elegance".

Directed By Oren Lavie, Yuval and Merav Nathan

Photography by Eyal Landesman

Featuring Shir Shomron

finally rode the velodream!

After a few failed attempts to make it to the Brian Piccolo Velodrome in south Florida, we finally made it, with a few setbacks in the beginning. Tuesdays visit was halted by my ignorance to check the hours of operation for days that they were closed. They happen to be closed every Tuesday, with a few exceptions. Todays (Wednesday) visit was almost stopped at the gate because we didn't bring helmets with us, like a bunch of dummies. I got mad at the situation, and then at myself for overlooking such an obvious detail. Made a quick run to the local super target. Bought some crappy helmets and I was on my way to busting my velocherry wide-the-fuck-open. What a sweet ass time I had. Although, I definitely should have switched out of the ol' trick riding ratio. 40/16

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Poster Boy!

This NYC based street artist uses only a razor to do his work. He cuts pieces out of existing subway posters and transforms them into original art. Fuck yes. What a smart guy.

from Poster Boy NYC's flickr photo stream.

awesome slow-motion.

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new art on the disc!

Back when I first made the disc wheel, the idea came into my head that I should change the way that it looks visually from time to time. Here are some illustrations that were added in the past few days by myself and Mr. Doug Woods. Take a look!