Self described as a coworking and collaborative space in Lowertown St. Paul, where knowledge workers can gather to share ideas, team up on projects and, on occasion, actually get some work done….

My favorite motorcycle, thus far, on Bike EXIF; but I’m kinda partial to hot-rod Super Glides.

It can be a challenge staying in a new resort property. Something as immense as the Aria has so many separate systems and processed which need to be in perfect harmony to provide that perfect…

Keep Calm and Carry On

Tremendously applicable.

Harley XRTT Cafe Racer | Bike EXIF

Absolute sweetness.

OK food, very disappointing service. This fell tragically short of expectations and price.

"Live the life you’ve dreamed."

—Henry David Thoreau (via theimpossiblecool)

Yes, one person tried to smuggle explosives in his shoes. So now we need to remove our shoes. What will happen when the next terrorist tries to smuggle explosives in his/her anal cavity? Are we going to be given the finger search each time we fly? The US policy so far - in my opinion - was to react, not to prevent: A person tries with the shoes, all shoes are banned, a person tries with water bottles, all bottles are banned. A person tried from Schipol Airport, now Amsterdam is the focus. The list goes on. Do you see a pattern here?

My exact trepidation.

There are always a lot of tips given out this time of year about how to make and keep resolutions and make the next year better than the last. But I have only one “secret” to impart: discipline. It is the key to unlocking your potential and finally moving forward with your life. Discipline is essentially the ability to put off what we want in the moment for what we want in the long run.

As I review my personal objectives for 2010, discipline is a core component of each.

"May your coming year be filled with magic and dreams and good madness. I hope you read some fine books and kiss someone who thinks you’re wonderful, and don’t forget to make some art — write or draw or build or sing or live as only you can. And I hope, somewhere in the next year, you surprise yourself."

—Neil Gaiman (via patrickrhone via Princess Bethany)