Turn out the lights.

Close the door.

Click Play.

Lean back.

Close your eyes.

Enjoy.

Subscribers to Atomic Array will now receive PDF samples and previews in addition to our bi-weekly podcast episodes. This video is meant to be consumed by publishers, but it explains what we're doing so...

How'd you like to offer Internet Radio for the Gamerati on your website of blog? Too easy...

I preparation for my upcoming Cthulhu game, I've been looking for inspiration from some cool real-world creatures. Enter, the siphonophore:

OK, I cheated. The siphonophore is not a creature, but a colony of jellyfish-like creatures, called zooids, all acting in concert. Anyway, I think the video speaks for itself. Enjoy.

I almost clicked away before seeing the cool part of this video. Give it at least... 15 seconds to warm up. The rest of the clip is worth it.

All hail OP.

Stan! (stannex) is at it again, reminding us why Cthulhu is full of Christmas cheer.

You learn new things about the people around you every day. I was surfing YouTube tonight, checking out footbag videos, and ran across this one:


That's Yax, from Dungeon Mastering.com

Who would a thunk...

WaMu sponsored a video contest. This is my pick for #1:



Voting is still open. Feel free to view the four finalists and cast your vote. My #2 pick was the punk video, third down on the page.

I was reading Mike Gorski's Real DuPont blog this morning. The city council of my home town (DuPont, WA) is debating the merits of a skate park. Some of the discussion is silly, focusing on how people feel and whether or not kids will "like" the decision. There is very little open discussion about the economics of the decision, which as a taxpayer disturbs me. It reminded me of Milton Friedman's matrix of spending, from his Free to Choose series. Here's a snippet...

This is one powerful song. What can I say, it's Floyd...