ABC’s of rollerblading: Mclusky - to hell with good intentions, Intro: Can - Yoo Doo Right, Burrard Station: Nathan Fake - Grandfathered, Pacific BLVD: Can - Spoon, GM Place/Brian/Leon: Can - Spoon (Live)/ Can - Halleluwah, August18th 2007: Danny Breaks - Duck Rock...

There are sections by Dustin Latimer, Brian Shima, Jon Elliot, Pat Lennon, Julio, TJ Webber (etc etc) that will be discussed for decades to come… and there are sections that have been forgotten… Usually with good reason...

At first the hero slumbers unreflectively within the conventions of society like the rest of us. To a large extent, the culture’s conventional beliefs are accepted as reality, its morals deemed appropriate, its limits seen as natural....

I was always under the impression that skateboarders were naturally creative people. But as things get more popular, more people will pick it up and it will get more watered down. Not everyone can see things differently or have a creative outlook....

I'm feeling good. I've connected with an old friend in Austin, Texas. He's the kind of friend who gets me super stoked every time we hang out. We enjoy an unbridaled kind of honesty, and can say just about anything to each other. This strong connection, coupled with about 9 beers...

The main idea for the forum zine began as a reaction to blading media that was 'available' at the time. I say 'available' in quotations because I think 'forced upon' is more accurate. I was disgusted that things were being released by corporations as unapologetic...

My self-mutilation of choice is Onychophagia, more commonly known as nail-biting. I find pleasure in picking and biting at my nails and cuticles, often until they bleed. When I have a hanging piece of skin or an edge, I feel an uncontrollable impulse to bite or pick it off...

There is an art to listening as well as to making, and what I have learned from Zen has made me reconsider how I hear albums. Hear it now, without dragging a past, without expectations, hear it in its own light in its own moment, not as a comparison...

While recently watching 'Into Great Silence' again (favourite film experience of my life thus far)... It always becomes so blatantly obvious how simplicity and the power of less cuts through all the distractions and 'trivial, energy-wasting temptations.'...