I would imagine finding this would be like finding a message from a departed loved one.  I am pretty sure if I heard something similar to this, I would have broken down. 

http://gizmodo.com/5880091/the-beatles-here-comes-the-sun

I also find it simply AMAZING how many tracks there are to this song.  How much didn't make the mix?  How much is in it but so subtle that you don't notice it? 

Time for a home remedy- Coffee and Poptarts.

With Google+, I tie my twitter to it through Google's buzz, unfortunately, my Buzz's don't show up in G+, and to get to them you have to go to my profile, don't think many folks do that. 

I tend to post on twitter the most often, but if I want something out there on both Facebook and Twitter, and by extension Google+ I have to repost.  I don't like those "Post once see it everywhere apps."  

Sometimes I re-edit, expand, etc. on the original thought as I post from one to another, but I have to say, that gets annoying*.

*Much like my posts on Google+, Facebook, and Twitter. :)

Oh well, I have two refuges to try next time -- the Dilly Bar and Mr. Misty.  

Regardless of the taste, I have to thank my eldest sister for the gift card.  Came in handy today for a break. 

X-Men: First Class was NOT AT ALL LIKE this.  Well, aside from deviating from the comcis a lot, it brought in some very cool aspects -- setting it in the 1960s, using characters that were essentially true to their counterparts as far as personalities go.  Powers and what the did may have been tweaked, but it all came out really well. 

Some of the odd ball decisions -- like Azazel, Mystique and Xavier's relationship, including the Angel with the insect wings -- I wasn't too fond of but, that can all be forgiven because the movie was a blast.  X3 shouldn't have been done without Bryan Singer or Matthew Vaughn (who was supposed to take over for Singer when he left).  I wish they would have just let it ride until now, even forgoing Wolverine: Origins which should have ended 3/4ths through the movie -- with him escaping into the wild and going feral instead of all that adamantite bullet/deadpool BS.  

First class was fantastic.  The cameo was hilarious, spot on, too.  I enjoyed the characters used.  Wished there was more of Darwin as well as Banshee...and some ellusion to Alex's brother.  Having said all that, I wish they had put something in at the very end, like most marvel movies.  Save some time and don't watch all the credits.  Maybe just see the movie again :)

Squarespace is awesome.  The site is currently bland, but I have plans.  I am most likely going to kill the blog, but keep it available as a tab...OMG importing it was super easy. 

Essentially, I'm going to par the front page down to something like you see at my about.me page -- www.about.me/andyz but with more of my twitter/facebook/flickr stuff on the front via Squarespace's social widgets.