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Here's the trailer and poster for the movie 'Cross.' <strong>Snake</strong> <strong>Blocker</strong>’s good friend Carl “Dragon”<br />
Van Meter worked on this film. Carl used to teach and train at <strong>Blocker</strong> Academy of Martial Arts<br />
in Rolling Hills Estates, California. He played the vigilante in the mask going through the film<br />
beating up drug dealers and gang bangers (always a good time). Carl did the stunt work and<br />
fight choreography for this film.<br />
In Memory of Evie Mali (<strong>Snake</strong> <strong>Blocker</strong>’s godchild)<br />
by Jeremy Romero (<strong>Snake</strong>’s best friend)<br />
The day before Eve’s birthday...I'm not sure what kind of impact that sentence makes on you,<br />
but for me it is a flood of emotions. The past year I've watched little girls grow up all around me.<br />
I've seen friends post their daughter's "firsts." I can't help but mentally make a list in my mind of<br />
all the things we've missed out on with Evie.<br />
Since the day she was born until now, not a single day passes that she is not on our minds.<br />
And yes there are still those days when I wake up and want to hate the world for every decision<br />
I've made that may have prevented her from being here today. Those are the days when I look in<br />
the mirror and feel nothing but self-loathing that there is nothing I can do to change the past. The<br />
reality that there is no "retry" button, no going back is maddening.<br />
To the right of my desk on a shelf is a little white box. It contains a paper with a hand print<br />
and a footprint, a little pink cap, a lock of hair and a little pink blanket. On Flickr (photo website)<br />
I have some pictures. I also have a 5 minute video and memories of 8 days with her. This is<br />
what we have of Evie Mali for a lifetime.<br />
There is however, one more thing we have that never fades no matter how tough things get: