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VIPER BLACK

seizer — 2008-03-07T09:25:14Z

Viper Black

seizer — 2008-03-06T15:26:00Z

After a lot of hard work and sleepless nights my new line is finally here. Here is a link to one of our online stores.

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seizer — 2008-02-05T17:30:43Z

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seizer — 2008-02-04T14:57:04Z

PETE MISER'S IPHONE VIDEO

seizer — 2008-01-04T10:05:17Z

THIS IS RAD!

BARDOT

seizer — 2008-01-02T17:57:05Z

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seizer — 2008-01-02T17:57:04Z

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seizer — 2007-12-20T12:11:09Z

ERIC VOLZ IS CURRENTLY A POLITICAL PRISONER BEING HELD ILLEGALLY AGAINST NICARAGUAN APPELLATE COURT ORDERS

seizer — 2007-12-20T11:50:00Z

I got really excited the other day when I recieved my usually ho-hum
update on Eric's situation when the tittle read 
"Eric's Conviction overturned by Appeals Court"
But then it was followed by ..but not yet free. 
 Eric is a good friend of mine, I met him while living in Tahoe 6 or 7 years
ago. If you don't know about his situation already please read up.
http://www.friendsofericvolz.com/  There is also a video on my profile.
 This morning I got the email below and it really concerned me. I feel like
he is so close yet in danger of being victim to gave circumstances. Even 
though I was a little nervous to do so, I called our state senator 
Barbara Boxer. I reached one of her assistants and she had said they had
received a few calls on the subject. I don't exactly know what our state 
senator can do but I figure every little bit helps.
 If you feel so inclined please make a call.

Thanks

SEIZER

Her number in SF is (415) 403-0100

Take action today, before it's too late!

We are asking everyone to contact (a phone call would be more immediate, but
follow up with an email if you can!) their elected representatives in the *next
few hours*, to ask them to pressure the Nicaraguan government to carry out
Eric's legal release from prison. The reason this is so urgent is that
Nicaraguan government offices leave tomorrow for the lengthy holidays... we
need the US government to act IMMEDIATELY to compel the Nicaraguan
government to honor their own law and release Eric Volz!

*Call your representative with the question "What is being done to expedite
Eric Volz's release from Nicaraguan custody?"
*
*BE INFORMED!*
*
READ THIS:* Associated Press story:
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5jGlrnMklKMa1DSqmiTxcJLaMvRhwD8TKU66O1
*
TAKE ACTION:* Here's how to locate your representatives:
State Department: h
ttp://contact-us.state.gov/cgi-bin/state.cfg/php/enduser/std_alp.php or main
switchboard: 202-647-4000
White House: http://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/ or main switchboard:
202-456-1414
Senators: http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm
Click on the above link and locate your two State Senators
Congresspersons: http://www.house.gov/house/MemberWWW_by_State.shtml
Click on the above link and locate your Congressional Representatives

*Details are changing almost hourly, but here's what we know as of 10:30am
Central, December 20th:
*
Judge Ivette Toruno, who initially convicted Eric for Doris' murder, is
required to sign his release papers, but she has created various excuses to
avoid doing so.

In the meantime, the original prosecutor of Eric's case (Isolda Ibarra) is
attempting to overturn the Appellate Court ruling, and is filing an appeal
to the Nicaraguan Supreme Court. She is asking that Eric be held in custody
(illegally) until the Supreme Court rules. Typically, Supreme Court cases
take years to process.

Nicaraguan law says that the order of the Appellate Court to free Eric
should not be overridden by the filing of a Supreme Court appeal, but that
Nicaraguan law is being ignored.

If Eric is held, he will certainly be moved back to the penitentiary, and
may not be afforded even the minimal protection he had previously - he will
be in the gravest of danger. Eric has kidney stones, and is still recovering
from intestinal issues and severe asthma, which is why he has been in the
prison hospital for more than 2 months now.

This morning, Penitentiary Director Molina dispatched a truck to take Eric
back to the prison. This forced his visit with his mother Maggie to be cut
short, due to security concerns.

View at Big Sur

seizer — 2007-12-17T09:41:00Z

On Saturday I woke up hung over but felt that it was a good time to go for a ride. I got on my BMW GS 1100 and rode up I-5 to hwy 152 that takes you through Gillroy to hwy 101 outside San Jose. I took hwy 17 over to Santa Cruz where I stayed with a buddy of mine. We woke up leisurely on Sunday not exactly sure where our ride was going to take us, at least I didn't. We rode south on HWY 1 which was nothing short of amazing, the patchy fog had cleared momentarily and the waves crashing against the rocks as we crossed the arched bridges made for a near religious experience. At some point we took a little dirt loop that went into the hills and then dropped us back on to hwy 1. We rode further south about 20 minutes and took an amazing little road that switched back and forth up a near vertical face. There were no guard rails and I have to admit there were moments of anxiety being that close to a 3000 ft cliff. The road ended and turned into a "return of the jedi" style dirt road that was covered in a canopy of trees. We dug into the throttle a bit and started to get loose sliding around the corners and catching some air off the drainage ditches. Then the road opened up into this plateau with this view (see pic). It was amazing. We explored some little trails in the area and then realized that I had blown a fork seal, lost some of my tools from the rough ride, and my handlebars had somehow become loose. After monkeying around trying to fix the problems we parted ways and I mad the long and grueling haul back to LA. The sun had set and I got to really test my limits of cold and exhaustion. I got home safe and sound around 8pm. I think I did around 800 miles in two days. One might say it was "epic".

View at Big Sur

seizer — 2007-12-17T09:41:00Z

View at Big Sur

seizer — 2007-12-17T09:41:00Z

View at Big Sur

seizer — 2007-12-17T09:41:00Z

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seizer — 2007-12-14T10:20:47Z

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seizer — 2007-12-14T10:20:46Z

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seizer — 2007-12-14T10:20:45Z

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seizer — 2007-12-14T10:20:44Z

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seizer — 2007-12-14T10:20:43Z

ART MOVING SALE!

seizer — 2007-10-29T20:46:00Z

Melissa and I have decided to move out of the ghetto, no really! MacArther Park has been my home for almost 5 years. It's been good to me. Never had one problem. I saw 3 different people shot, oh wait 4 if you count rubber bullets. I heard the front of a building being blown out by a bomb set by a rival gang member, 2 riots, Oh, I didn't see it but I was home when that guy took over the Mexican Consulate and the police shot and killed him. Lot's of hot police chases.. and I think that's about it. Oh a few weeks ago a Korean man did fire a round in his appartment and then held his children hostage for about 7 hours before being hit with a flash granade by special police in really teched out costumes. Melissa just couldn't handle the neighbors music, all the other stuff was no problem. kidding..
Peace and serenity await us. we are moving to Montana.. I wish.

at any rate, I have some art for sale so check it out!

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Close up of Mother

seizer — 2007-10-29T20:37:00Z