Congrats David!

We're already seeing original Nintendos being fashionable. Who doesn't love playing the original Mario? Maybe in 20 years people will still want to play Rock Band.

Those are great thoughts - just what we need. Thanks!

Whoops - www.adynammic.com :-)

Enjoy the vacation. Have you read Groundswell? (It's about social media in the enterprise.) Have fun in the mountains - it's beautiful up there.

Thanks, awesome comments.

Colin: it is rewarding to be doing this in Clemson, but it certainly isn't easy. I wouldn't worry about being transient. I'd worry about being somewhere that gives you the best quality of life - whether that's in the southeast or not. You have plenty of time to explore.

Rob: I'm sure your time will come to make your mark in this state. You're already doing it by spreading the Clemson name across the country and showing everyone that there are people doing brilliant things in this state.

Yes - another good improvement on the model. Who wants to start a company?

Trying to do this with at least a visible rating model is worth applause. Very cool to see Stevie Wonder at number one. I always wonder how his music managed to skip over my generation.

Good point - you're probably right. Startups demand commitment - something probably lacking from someone who is willing to be traded.

Good call on Hellboy. I guess if we fail we could just add 2 to our name, or we just become "Incredible" like the Hulk. Or we could "Return" or "Begin" ala Superman/Batman. Or we could be very successful, take 20 years off, and relive our glory days. (Indiana Jones, Terminator, Die Hard, Star Wars.) The parallels between startups and movies ....