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Isn't There More You Could Be Doing? It seems that we're all busy people. We always have someplace to go, something to do, a phone call to make, etc. And yet, for all that hustle and bustle, we never seem to get caught up. We are never quite as productive as we'd like to be. With that in mind, it makes sense to take stock of how we are spending our time, and look at things we can do to be more productive. Quit Your Second Job: Turn Off the TV Most Americans have a second job and don’t even know it. It’s called watching TV. Believe it or not, the average American watches approximately 34 hours of television per week.  34! That’s a lot of man-hours – practically enough to work full-time somewhere. (Now you know the reason I referred to it as a second job…) That’s why one of the first steps in being more productive – and I know it’s hard – is turning the television off. Right now, most Americans are like addicts; they have to get their television fix or they feel like they’ll ...

I'm just going to put it out there: these are TV shows that I can't believe got a green light. I'm not trying to say that all - or even any - of these shows were bad. (In all honesty, I watched them all.) I'm just saying that I can't believe some studio honcho gave the thumbs up to them, because on paper I'd think they sounded wacko. That said, without further ado... Bigfoot and Wildboy Okay, this show always made me think that somebody wanted to make a Tarzan series, but with Tarzan being from the U.S. Since great apes are not indigenous to North America, and the boy-raised-by-wolves thing was being done on the show  Lucan  (read below), who did that leave? Bigfoot! Yes, Bigfoot gets to raise a kid! Set in the Pacific Northwest,  Bigfoot and Wildboy  is supposedly premised on the concept of Bigfoot finding a lost kid and raising him. (And raising him right – with morals and ethics and all that jazz. Pretty cool for a creature that couldn’t speak!) To be frank, ...

We know you guys have been itching to get your hands on this game, and we are pleased to announce that we are releasing our E3 demo to the public!  We have posted it on the Oculus Share page, but it is playable with or without a rift .  Keep in mind that this is still in it's alpha stage :) Enjoy! DEMO HERE Also, if you download and play the demo, please help us out by filling out this super short survey :)

I don't think it comes as a big surprise to anyone that I'm huge sci-fi/fantasy fan.  Therefore, I'm occasionally asked what's my favorite book in that arena. But like most avid readers, there's no single novel I could point to and say with absolute certainty that it's my all-time favorite (and that goes for any genre).  However, there is one book that I always thought was an incredible read: Logan's Run , by William F. Nolan and George Clayton Johnson. Let me be perfectly frank: the book completely blew my mind.  I've never read anything like it before or since. First of all - before the story itself even begins - there was the incredible dedication page.  On it, the authors list a host of individuals, characters, and even other books, dedicating the novel to everyone from Frankenstein and Jiminy Cricket to the Marx Brothers and The Most Dangerous Game .  I interpret this as the authors thanking those people (factual and fictional) and stories that insp...