Pod People is my all time favorite, followed very closely by Pumaman and Space Mutiny. Good list!

Also, you don't get near as much, or as cool, free stuff as you did in like 2000 when people were just wandering down the street or into bars and randomly handing you stuff. CDs, T-shirts, keychains, flashlights, you name it and someone was putting their tech start-up's or band's name on it and giving it away willy…

I saw a very similar article about ten years back on the best cities for young people to move to and it had Huntsville, AL at number ten. I knew it had the space sector and a good heath care field, but it turns out that it had a burgeoning tech scene, super high literacy and connectivity to the internet rates, and…

I quite enjoyed Albany's nice, tiny airport the one time I flew through there.

Houston is a great place to take a weekend trip to once or twice a year from the Hill Country and then get back out again. Plus, there's a huge Buccee's on the way in, so that's nice.

And the burbs. Damn near as many people live in Round Rock and Georgetown and Cedar Park and all those northern 'burb communities as do in Austin proper and Williamson county is red as it gets.

Counter-counterpoint: Kerrville is cool.

Meh, it honestly seems like pretty standard language for employers who vouched for visas. Agree with the article here that it sounds scarier in the age of trump, but the language has been there for years and is pretty stock for these sorts of situations.

Well, they were kind of imploding, but they put party over country and the non-tea party half agreed to swallow their pride, shed any pretense of morality, and exploit the anger of the other half to get what they wanted while they can. Make no mistake one half of the current GOP does truly loathe the other half (and…

Still beats Trank's version.

To be fair, he does wear McCoy's question mark vest well.

War Doctor. He fought the Space Nazis of Zendock 4 by swinging through the trees on vines like the local grimnocks did.