That was absolutely amazing! The wide angle lens of the camera tends to exaggerate speed, but just the same he was flying and going over those rocks was frightening. I can imagine some other riders on that course had spectacular crashes.
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CBS Sunday Morning
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I broke three bones just WATCHING that… 
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Thanks for posting. That’s a shame. Hope it works out for him. He seems like a sincere and good person. I think that would be hard to fake. His videos are the good side of the internet.
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I’ve always enjoyed John’s approach to our hobby and welcomed his integrity. Sad news for sure but addressing his health and making changes is a strong step in the right direction! Been there and done that.
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I watched that too. Hopefully he can get the BP under control and remain healthy for the long run.
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This camera is on the pier in South Haven (where we live). You can drag the view to change the angle. Pretty cool.
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More deep discussion.
A buddy who used to be a magician sent me this. Very impressive card mechanics.
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The YouTube algorithm presented this little gem. It’s worth watching just to see how many things Arthur got right; how many were in the ballpark and those which were so far off they’re hilarious. A few are a bit cringe worthy, also.
Remember, this was filmed in 1964, the same time as the NY World’s fair. Telstar 1 had only been launched two years earlier and was considered a marvel of communications back then.
SPOILER ALERT: His “spot on” average is around 700.
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Interesting take on how to disassemble an old nuke.We have one a few miles away that the decomm has just started.
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Interesting vid on networks for audio geeks.
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