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Vad en tripp så pass var. Sverige är helt ställen!!.... ...err, sorry...still in Scandinavian mode there. Yes! I have returned from my Swedish odyssey and am writing this from back in the Great White North. I can understand now why the desire to see Europe is so strong among us culturally challenged North American types. The sense of history and culture is almost palatable as soon as the plan touches down. I'm not sure a full account of my travels would be possible. The stories and tales I bring back are far to varied and many to be recorded.  The band of artists I travelled with, typically were out every single night trying

Well, looks like I'm moving up in the world... A few of us at work have been asked to head to Sweden to help finish up art development on a new game they're working on. I am included in this small bunch, so I shall be moving to Sweden for 6 weeks. Then once I'm done my work in Sweden, before heading back home, since I'm already in Europe I plan on taking a week or so vacation to travel around some. It's nice since the trip is fully funded by DICE as well for the most part (travel and living arrangements are already set) I'm very much looking forward to this. Although it was pretty sudden news (found out about it on thursday...and they wante

Ok, so it looks like I've been tagged....or something of that nature. Like on of those ever endearing email chain letter type deals, this delightful little romp in the world of kitschy internet pop culture is based off the game of tag. So here are the rules: The first player of this "game" starts with the topic "6 weird habits/things about yourself" and people who get tagged need to write a journal about their 6 weird habits/things as well as state this rule clearly. In the end, you need to choose the next 6 people to be tagged and list their names. Don't forget to leave a comment that says "You are tagged!" in their devpage comments and tel