Seriously? Her solo act is better than like 99% of the stuff I’ve heard since my conception. Hats off to you lady, I just added attendance to your live show to the bucket list. Man, if this isn’t talent, I don’t know what it is.

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Jod, thank you for making my day with a link to the ‘Worse Album Covers‘ ever.

This is Jose Campos, I met him in a downtown alley, I was shooting a building, he was taking a piss break from his truck post, our paths crossed and we got to talking about his random run in with Snoop’s Don Magic Juan moments earlier. Jose sells mainly produce from the back of his Ford F150, he comes from a the hard side of town and is a reformed gang member who has aspirations of becoming a entrepreneur. He’s confident, charismatic, and entertaining, something tells me this isn’t the last time I’ll be seeing this guy. Good luck to you man.

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Check out the ‘Purple Pedals’ campaign from the big Y, a short excerpt below:

“For their new “Purple Pedals” campaign, Yahoo has dispatched a handful of GPS-enabled bicycles equipped with cameraphones that automatically shoot and upload photos to Flickr to riders in cities all over the world, from San Francisco to New York and soon, to Singapore, Denmark and the U.K.. The bikes come with solar panels which power the camera, and special software that uses the phone’s accelerometer to snap photos every 60 seconds automatically when the bike is in motion. I was one of the lucky folks to get my hands on one of these bikes, and I’ve been riding it all over San Diego for over a week now. Let’s take a look at how the bike works, how it was made, and how you can turn your handlebars into a tripod and photo-map your neighborhood in similar fashion.”

Read more at this fresh campaign here.

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Heading out to Spain, pray for a safe trip, see you guys in roughly two weeks.