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A look at the Turkish countryside

We leave the Kars airport

This is waaaaaay too much luggage just for one van. We ended up having to put passengers and stuff into another vehicle.

We get our visas at Istanbul, Turkey.

I fly from Honolulu to Minneapolis to New York City. This is my final flight over the Atlantic Ocean.

I went to Walmart and found myself a Case Logıc hard shell GPS case that was a perfect fit for my Kodak v570. It was modified with velcro. I stitched the velcro while on the airplane.

This is what every Hawaiian needs - a combination back scratcher and personal home self-defense weapon.

I'm trying to use a camera to photograph an image and to prove that it's authentic and not photoshopped. Can anybody help me here?

As I was riding my bicycle home from Critical Mass, I came across an inventor who creatively rigged up a chainsaw to his bicycle. I tried to follow him but I simply wasn't fast enough.

I got my hands on some low profile motorcycle speakers. They look like modified PIAA headlamps, with waterproof 4 inch marine / boat speakers retrofitted to fit. They're 75 watts each, so they should put out decent volume.

Steve Lowrey talks about getting your own FAA private pilot's license. The requirements to get my private pilot licence was simple. It's actually easy to learn to fly. Fly learn and have fun with AcroflightInternational.com! (808) 221-4480

Steve Lowrey talks about getting your own faa private pilot's license. The requirements to get my private pilot licence was simple. It's actually easy to learn to fly. Fly learn and have fun with AcroflightInternational.com! (808) 221-4480

The shop charged me $390 plus tax for these tires. I've taken the bike up twisties and managed to scrub off a majority of the chicken strips off the edge.

Off I go to get new tires.

So I put on about 6500 miles on these Pirelli Diablo Corsa III tires. These tires were great. It's that time again.

I've always wondered how they designed the interior of the key. It surprised me that there was very little metal, aside from the stem. I'm just a curious dude I suppose. Personally, I hate the key, since it's so damned large and bulky.

I got my hands on one of these little netbooks. I'm wondering if anybody out there has encountered the same problems.

I won a Zune MP3 player and posted it up on Craigslist for sale. A little kid called me and asked me to bring the Zune to his home. I did, and the little kid purchased it. It's a sign of the economic and technological times.

Chicken Jr. will be embarking on a journey and hitching a ride with motorcycle vloggers. If you get the chicken, sign and date it. Post the video of you with the chicken as a response video. Then pass it on to the next lucky moto vlogger.

Chicken Sr. has a major dialogue with Chicken Jr.

I pass on the chicken to Billmaa. He is now free to have his way with the chicken.

Me and Billy decide to go for a ride. The weather wasn't the greatest, but we're sure to have a good time.

Billy (Billmaa) and I hang out at the California Pizza Kitchen. We chat it up and have a good time.

People never guess the size of the bike, so I think I should put a sticker on it.

Slipping twice, but not crashing, I talk about three accidents on Snake Road in Hawaii.

There are some things I just don't do, try, or experience.

In college, I saved $3 a day. While in the workforce, I saved $8 a day riding my bicycle to work from Queen Street to Downtown Honolulu.

If you're a US Citizen, believe it or not, it's our debt, whether your like it or not. Every year, each citizen has to pay US$30,000 in interest alone. Are you illegal immigrants sure you want to sneak into the USA?

http://www.reuters.com/news/video?videoId=84561 -- Government should stimulate innovation, and not encourage socialism. What ever happened to our merit-based society?!? Obama is giving away my tax dollars to automakers that pushed out crappy unreliable products. That's a price the tax payer shouldn't have to pay. Don't give me this bull about how the US government has to save the automakers to save the economy. Obama, stop ripping off the public. It's too obvious.

I'm trying out a new micro vlog technique. Take a look and see if you like it or not.

Son of a birch! It's the paper tree! Organic. Soft. Padded. Princess Luxury. Every tree hugger should have one.

Here's how to twirl a pen in two directions. I used the high-speed video feature of the Casio FH20 camera. It's wonderful. I've been waiting for an affordable high-speed video camera for a while. It's filmed in 210 frames per second.

Work on the mojo. Investing in yourself pays better.

How to tag videos just right. Not too little & not too much. Just right.

I came across a fishing chest bag and converted it to a camera mount. It seems that I'm doing more & more stitching these days.

Post your results in the comments section. Mensa IQ test at www.IQTEST.DK. Poultry over poetry any day!!!!!

The first thing I do is remove all the labels, including the ones identifying the brand. I chose this shoulder bag because it doesn't make my back sweaty like a backpack does. Sling bags are light, easy to carry, and convenient.

My cousin and I checkout a motorbike helmet shop in Taipei. We come across the Honda Solo. It's retro, classic, looks comfortable, looks lightweight, and easy to ride. It's only available in limited markets. I'd love to own one of these.

Bicycling is my first love. I'm riding a 55cm Cervelo Prodigy. I believe it's a 2004 model. It was in the Tour De France, believe it or not. I'm a heavier rider, so I love the way this steel frame feels. I'm running Ultegra STI 9-speed.

My grandma and her pals enjoy gambling. They gambled all day and night and finally stopped at 6am due to exhaustion. Then they started gambling again just before noon and continued into the evening. Hard core, I tell you.

Word got around that I hit a bus last year while operating my uncle's scooter.

All asians, including forklift operators (and other miscellaneous heavy equipment operators), treasure education.

We pass by several car dealerships in Taipei. Shops cluster together. We also see a couple cops on scooters.

Filling up that empty tank on my uncle's scooter in Taipei, Taiwan. It cost me NT$87, which is about US$2.75. I suspect it's about a little over a gallon of gas, which is about right.

My cousin goes to the Department of Motor Vehicles. I thought it was going to take hours to get things done. Turns out it was quick and easy. Click on "Click Here for High Quality" on YouTube.

Honestly, would you buy insurance from these two people with chairs on the street? Come on, give me a break. Click on "Watch in High Quality" on YouTube.

Getting stood up sucks. I vent about it.

One can see how easy it is to get your vehicle all scratched up in Taipei

It's great to be on the road again. I follow my cousin as he runs his errands in Taipei.

My family's humble home in Taipei. Not exactly 5-star, but I love hanging out with my grandma.