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It's not too late to setup a bracket with your friends, you can just do it for the next round.  Yahoo does a good job of managing points and picks and that way no one has to print brackets out!  Very easy.  Check it.

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Great teaser! The first part is CGI but then it cuts into the game play, literally. The ability to cut at any angle is so awesome. And that watermelon lol.

Here is a great tool to work on free writing. Get one word and let the others flow out of you. Free writing is an important skill because it opens up the way for creativity and innovativeness. Just let your fingers do the typing!!!

This website is great for building on your skills as a writer. If you are having a case of the writers block. Please, go here and find some food for thought.

We made a video about the basics of ND gels the other day, and given that we don't have a grip truck to haul stuff off of we had to go actually buy gels from the photo supply store. I took the opportunity while there to grab another of my favourite things on the earth, a little sample-book put out by Lee Filters (Rosco makes them, too) containing little swatches of all the gels and scrims and reflectors that they make, which is a lot of different gels, scrims and reflectors.

Call it World Cup fever. Someone or someones decided to make a whole bunch of reenactments of LEGO soccer games, including the infamous US vs England draw.

Finished Act 1 (3 total) of Red Dead Redemption and it was disappointing. The act is divided into five important people who you have to do missions for in order to progress the story. Around five missions per person on average. Only Bonnie and the Marshall's story missions felt tied to the storyline. Dickens, Seth, and Irish's missions felt like they added nothing but padding to the game. Add that nothing that you do in the game affects the world around and it's like you never existed in the...

Another day, another remake. Another safe choice during apparently rocky times - this wintry economic climate, don't you know - and we're off and watching Joe Carnahan's big-screen version of the A-Team. In 2010.

Co-Directed by WonderHowTo's Ford Austin.

Love it. Spooky. Weird. Visually compelling.

Holy crap. Um, I can't solve a rubik's cube, period. This baby has totally shamed me. Time to learn.

Shows game play from the game. Obsidian, why is your animations and models so horrible in all your games?

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Happy UK vs US World Cup Day!

Make your own sushi cake.