Some of you probably don’t know but my Dad has been nominated for the Disney Teacher Awards this year. There was an article today about him in the Asbury Park Press Monmouth County only section, “The Bayshore Reporter”. My Mom has informed me that the article is pretty big in the paper and there are a bunch of photos. If you get a chance to check it out please do. You can also read it online:

Click:HE’S GOT CLASS

We’re anxiously awaiting the results and I’ll be sure to let you all know what they are…

Till next time… “Dance with my father…”

So RubberFacing.com has been live for not even a week, and the hits are pouring in. We’re over 600 already, its just incredible. 1985 and I have had daily phone meetings about the site and its yielding a lot of creativity from the both of us. After a lenghty conversation last night about our goals and ideas for the site I think we’ve got ourselves on track for representing 1985’s full vision. It’ll be interesting to see what comes about. I would like to thank all of you for your support in spreading the word to your friends, putting links in your MySpace profiles, etc. it has really helped out a lot. Those of you who did do those things, I do know who you were based on tracking information and word of mouth and don’t think 1985 and I don’t appreciate it. We are greatful. So we’ll see what happens as time goes on…

I’m tired. Calculus starts tonight. Ugh…

Till next time… “Oh you look so tired…”

So in 2002, when 1985 and I were roommates I invented this dance. You see after a night of partying sometimes I would be in the mood to dance and I loved the song “Stutter” by Joe. Don’t ask me how but some where along the line I would end up in my lab coat, that Shane stole for me as a Christmas present when he was working at Lens Crafters, and throw on my Elvis Sunglasses and 1985 would pop on Stutter and I would bust a move. After time passed on and people heard about this dance they would come and see it and they loved it. Word of mouth spread the popularity all around Rider and sure enough we had big audiences for when I would preform. 1985 just so happened to be taping on what turned out to be the final performance of Stutter Dance. I had made a movie out of it back in 2002 but it was lost. I thought it was gone forever until Mr. Plotts pulled through last week with the only surviving copy of the film. So I’ve recut it with new credits and now present you the World Premier of Stutter Dance. I had to host the film on Google Video do to the video’s large file size. Its the longest SP.net film (clocking in at 7 min) and the largest file (almost 50 megs). So I will be using Google to host it, via Google Video you can download copies of Stuter Dance for your iPod and PSP and thats nice. Give me some feedback on if you like the Google Video hosting as opposed to how the others are done. If you guys prefer the Google Video way I’ll move them all over there. So without further ado…

Stutter Dance

Till next time… “She said boy you lazy…”

Ok this is the most surreal thing I’ve heard in years. Apparently, Jodie Sweetin, who played Stephanie Tanner on Full House, is now a recovering CrystalMeth addict. Its amazing. She’s also supposedly divorced now as well. Sounds like Stephanie Tanner might be a bit lonely these days. Jodie is always welcome in my neighborhood because “Eveywhere you look, When you’re lost out there and you’re all alone, A light is waiting to carry you home, Everywhere you look, Everywhere you look…”

Click here for the full story…

Till next time… “Chugada BA BAAAAAYAAAAAAAAA…”

Your two favorite people in the whole world are bringing you something new…

On Friday Jan. 20th, 2006 at 12:01 AM a new website unlike anything you’ve ever experience will be going live. This website is known as: www.RubberFacing.com. RubberFacing.com is a joint venture between Chris Kordulak 1985 and myself. Each week we will be presenting Chris’ artistic vision of RubberFacing. Through the site you will see photos of the best rubberfaces, the most creative rubberfacing setups, and for lack of a better word, the ART that is rubberfacing. Visitors will be able to comment on the various images to give feedback on them letting us know your personal opinions. We’re hoping that this will catch on and will reach a wide audience. This is the first thing Chris or I have ever done with the possibility for such wide appeal so it will be interesting to see how it catches on. I personally hope you will visit RubberFacing.com as much as you visit my site and I hope you also choose to become an active member of that community as well once it launches. Chris & I look forward to seeing you all there on Friday and we hope you enjoy what we have in store for you.

I’ll be updating the link on the sidebar…

Till next time… “I am the lightning…”