I would have if it had a hatch back and the driver stance sat higher. Oh wait, that’s the Model Y. Some people have to carry stuff around.

You can’t give jobs to people who don’t exist. There just aren’t many local Georgians who have the industry experience and skillsets of producers, writers and department heads yet. If they have the drive to “be somebody” they move to LA. A few established people are _just_ starting to move back to GA.

If your work takes on an arty bent Adobe Bridge (free!) goes full screen file preview when you tap space bar. I use Bridge in lieu of the win 10 explorer 90% of the time.

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Although, if they want HQ2 to include managing their film/tv projects Los Angeles makes a lot of sense.

I don’t think you actually did (?)

Franklin’s: if you’ve got a group to feed and can plan ahead you can skip the line by pre-ordering (by the pound) on their website a few weeks in advance. Then you can go straight to the pick-up line in the back.

The gap may look weird but it doesn’t cause any of the issues people want it to. I’ve had the top end original Surface Book for over a year and never had any physical problems with it. Traveling, plane, car, bus, metro - been pretty cavalier tossing it around and it just lives in a little zippered Ikea sleeve inside…

Favorite easy weeknight Instant Pot dinner from pantry/fridge staples (all easy to stock from Trader Joe’s):

Yes the actors (or estates) would absolutely have to be compensated and sign new contracts for any appearances beyond their originally contracted purpose. SAG (Screen Actors Guild) is quite strict on this matter.

But the Surface book essentially includes a Cintiq. I’m ridiculously happy with mine.

I'm actually quite fond of my original Eos M. It takes gorgeous photos with a prime lens.

I’ve had the top end Surface Book for about 7 months now and it has replaced my desktop. Professional graphics & 3d designer running full Creative Cloud Suite, Sketchup, Rhino, ZBrush etc., snappy as hell.

Got bumped up to a business seat on a direct from LAX to Tokyo once, to an exit row no less! Still have no idea why other than I was a solo traveler and the flight was full.