This guy flew in from Oregon for the Cunningham park opening. He stopped by Sunnyvale the day before and was killing it on his longboard. A really nice friendly guy too. Maybe I'll think about buying a sector *!
Saturday, April 26, 2008
20080422 I eat strange egg at work
A odd asian thing. A fertilized egg about 2/3rds of the way to being hatched is hard boiled and then eaten. The chicken embryo has started to diferentiate. There is stuff like feathers. Not beak or feet thank god! They said I wouldn't eat it, so of course I had to.
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Fwd: Wed 4/23 7 PM KFJC Radio hour by Miles Gehm
Wed 4/23 7 PM KFJC Radio hour by Miles Gehm
That's California time, dude!
Time for the 2008 edition.
You know you want to listen.
The hour is going to be a mix of surf and ska with a dash of punk thrown in.
Miles
milesgehm@mac.com
You know you want to listen.
The hour is going to be a mix of surf and ska with a dash of punk thrown in.
Miles
milesgehm@mac.com
KFJC 89.5 FM
Foothill Junior College in Los Altos, California
http://www.kfjc.org/netcast/index.php
for internet options
20 kbps feed use
http://netcast2.kfjc.org:8972/listen.pls or
http://netcast2.kfjc.org:8972/ and click "listen"
32 kbps feed use
http://netcast4.kfjc.org:8974/listen.pls or
http://netcast4.kfjc.org:8974/ and click "listen"
128 kbps feed use
http://netcast6.kfjc.org:80/listen.pls or
http://netcast6.kfjc.org:80/ and click "listen"
Foothill Junior College in Los Altos, California
http://www.kfjc.org/netcast/index.php
for internet options
20 kbps feed use
http://netcast2.kfjc.org:8972/listen.pls or
http://netcast2.kfjc.org:8972/ and click "listen"
32 kbps feed use
http://netcast4.kfjc.org:8974/listen.pls or
http://netcast4.kfjc.org:8974/ and click "listen"
128 kbps feed use
http://netcast6.kfjc.org:80/listen.pls or
http://netcast6.kfjc.org:80/ and click "listen"
Sunday, April 20, 2008
20080420 03 LCRSP my first day
My uber lame full pipe run. This thing is so big and you get going so fast so quickly. On the other side there are 12.5 foot transitions which seem impossibly huge. I'll get it in a year or so.
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