Bull dog.

Bryce Kanights not only does a hell of a tailboned frontside air, he also knows how to spot talent, which is why he put Nestor Judkins and Benny Fairfax on his ever-growing Adidas team. All day I dream about skateboarding.

Chris Senn may not have a pro model shoe of his own, but at least he can proudly wear the new signature kick Emerica just gave to Bishop Don "Magic" Juan, a TV pimp who likes the color green or something.

Kevin Ancell's painted ramp paean to the high renaissance was directly commissioned by RVCA founders Conan Hayes and Pat Tenore. BARR, Aaron Rose, and Templeton were seen configuring an ANP issue in the surrounds.

The esteemed National Public Radio profiled Tommy Guerrero, featuring cuts off his new Soil to the Soul disc. "The Under Dog," "Badder than Bullets," and "War no More" were played along with references to the Bones Brigade, Krooked, and Real.

NPR also recently covered the downhill slide of Cliff Coleman and Jim Cluggish at Strawberry Canyon in the Berkeley Hills. Is this just another instance of skateboarding as the new intellectual mantra of polite cafe society?

George Wilson has patiently been helping to save the Zephyr shop movement in the Venice-Santa Monica area. His concern for preventing the urban redevelopers from fully destroying the Dogtown monument has spread to others. Now, even the LA Times and the mayor of SM have been audibly recorded professing semblances of Wilson's imminent quotable philosophy.