Interesting tidbit--Rollie Fingers went to my high school in Upland. He was a few years ahead of me, though.

At least!

I remember seeing pictures of him on the cork board in the boy's locker room.

mmm hmmm ... interesting placement by staff ...

I just finished watching the “How to Train Your Dragon” Blu-ray.

http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/How-to-Train-Your-Dragon-Blu-ray/10819/

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/1194522-how_to_train_your_dragon/

My first impression is WOW! It’s a visual and audio feast and a damm good movie to boot. Absolutely no filler, just one scene after another that moves the story forward while dazzling the eyes and ears. Highly recommended if you want to get the most out of your HT.

Yup! Took my kids to see it in the theater and we have it on BRD. Good stuff.

I agree, I watched it sometime back with my family back in California. Highly enjoyable!

I finally got the second and third seasons of Rurouni Kenshin, so I'm working on that. Also caught up with Community, which I'm still enjoying. Oh, and my cousin has been visiting, so I got him started on It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. He can't get enough.

Last night I watched the new BD release of "Dances with Wolves". Even though is just under 4 hours long, it wasn't tiring to watch. The extra and extended scenes really added to the movie experience. I really want to watch it again. It's been many moons since I've seen this movie and my memory of it was almost gone. One thing that was a little unsettling was seeing the woman president of Battlestar Galactica as she played the white woman that was adopted into an Indian family when they killed her parents many years ago.

More Rurouni Kenshin. Still wanting to know what happens in the next episode each time. While it looks a bit dated, there's a thoughtfulness, an artistry in the way it's animated. I didn't really think anything of the animation at first, but now I'm fairly impressed.