1/10/2009

Fatally Beaten Homeless Man


When I was in College I used to go to the little park next to school. Sometimes I would try to talk to this homeless man. (He is holding my business card in this picture.)
To communicate, sometimes I would sing a Japanese nursery rhyme my sister Gina taught me when I was a baby. Little did I know that was Yoshio Nakada's preferred method of communication.
Here is the Washington Post article.

1/08/2009

Pittsburgh Reunion


(November 29, 2008) This is the 10 year reunion picture of six artists who lived, hung out, went to class, most of us worked as busboys at Tambellini's, and argued and fought together and with each other. From left to right: Oba Changa, Matt Carl, Jason Habrel, Luke Stock, me, and Eddie Graham.

1/07/2009

Lee's Coffee Shop


I found this awesome place called Lee's where breakfast is practically free.

Lee's Coffee Shop
2116 E. Carson St.
Pittsburgh

1/06/2009

Moving Sale


A student from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh is moving out of her apartment across the street. I took this video out my living room window.

Filling a Tooth


I went to the dentist to get a filling. The filling fell out about 6 years ago. It was sensitive a couple years ago for about a week. I thought for sure I would need a root canal or some kind of orthodontic surgery by now. But, I was in and out in 33 minutes thanks to Tom's of Maine.

South Side Train


Trying to catch the South Side train that runs along Josephine Street in Pittsburgh.

1/03/2009

Visiting Oba on New Years


Visiting my friend Oba Changa in the Pittsburgh VA Hospital on New Years Day.

1/02/2009

Updated My Portolio

Baby Horse Comes Home


My sister Patti's Horse Baby was being trained at horse school for 3 months. This is a video of Baby's return to her herd at my farm in Western Pennsylvania. It is also a voice over test using the Window Movie Maker voice over feature.

12/29/2008

Looking @ Art in Pittsburgh


I went to check out the strange art of Pittsburgh with my old friend Wes Wyzykowski.

Videos from the Border


Making cinnamon rolls in Pennsylvania about a mile from Ohio.


A visit to a dentist in Ohio, right over the Pennsylvania border.