We used to have 'read a book' days in elementary school where we would bring a book and see if we could read it in a day. I always brought The Search for Delicious. I couldn't get enough of that little adventure, and I had a huge crush on the mermaid.

These are fun!

they've always been an INCREDIBLE band to see live. So much energy and stage presence. I don't imagine that's changed.

Went to Syracuse with them and thought they were going to be huge from the first performance I saw them do (they were the band for the Architecture School's Beaux Arts Ball in 2006). Loved everything up to the Rhumb Line, but with the loss of John Pike (drummer, songwriter), I couldn't help but feel like the band also…

It's very much due to the loss of John Pike— he was the soul of the band.

My wife and I felt exactly the same way!

I'm a novice VR developer and the magic of making stuff today is that it's SO EASY to make everything cross platform. Both Unity and Unreal Engine (two very popular ways to make VR content), allow you to export games on anything from a VR device to a PS4.

Vera reminds me a little of Krazy 8 from Breaking Bad, but y'know, more king pin-y

fair enough!

B- ? Really? This show is the perfect mash-up between Fight Club and The Matrix. I think it's the best thing USA has ever done and I can't wait to see where it goes.

You could tune a piano to this movie.

Okay guys… so I'm working on recutting the Hobbit films into something more…. palatable. How do I release the result legally? How did Steven Soderbergh do it?

I'm actually working on that right now. How the heck did he release this legally?