Goodbye Ashton IUSTV office; we will miss you (not that much). I remember coming into this office in 2003 and setting up shop. I had the pleasure of taking it all down and moving to Read.

You can't expect to build and get a new office and studio operational without energy. And that energy comes in a Crave Case.

Brian pretty much got close to chopping his toe off thanks to some faulty scaffolding. He didn't lose it though, so that deserves a thumbs up.

We weren't in the office in Read for many days until there was a famous Read fire alarm. Yeah, and it was cold. The sad thing is that we could have all just walked a few feet and driven home. We decided to stick it out for the experience.

When I went to Minneapolis for my Target interview, I had an entire term paper to write in one night. This was my fuel: an awesome pizza and a 6 pack of Mountain Dew. I got an A on the paper, but didn't get the job. Thanks a lot Target.

This was my hotel room in Minneapolis. I had 2 "Sleep Number" beds, so of course I slept in both of them. The sleep number beds aren't as good as they say they are, but it is cool having a robot bed.

Hard Rock Cafe in Minneapolis. It was cold as balls, too.

I made the long trek to the Mall of America. This was Lego Land or something; pretty sweet actually. The Mall wasn't really that great, just more of regular mall stuff. I guess I can at least say I went there.

Target Corporate HQ.

Sweet marbled cake for the IUSTV Read Ribbon Cutting. It was awesome, and we ate it for a few days after the ceremony, until it started getting stale and gross.

Exec meeting lunch at the Tudor Room.

Control room setup (partial) in Read.

Welcome to IUSTV! Our sign is kind of boring, but hey we don't have a lot of extra dough laying around.

I should become world famous for my artsy photography. As Nick would say, "artsy fartsy."

Christmas at my house in St. Louis. My dad models what my aunt gave him (some kind of baby bearskin rug?); we have no idea either.