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Dear BOL, Seen this article and thought I would pass it along. Fox to mine “Avatar” DVD release three times Now if I read between the lines here I think what Fox is trying to say is that while there might be a few people that have 3D TV out there, there will not be enough to justify making a bunch of DVD with the 3D version on it. Which in that case in November when the THIRD release date comes around, maybe it will not happen? Any why just wanted to get your thoughts, or give you more fuel for the fire. As always LOVE THE SHOW Hey Buzz Crew, and more on the simulation itself at Love. The. Show.

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Tom Merritt, Molly Wood & Jason Howell Co-hosts: Rafe Needleman

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Dear BOL, Seen this article and thought I would pass it along. Fox to mine “Avatar” DVD release three times Now if I read between the lines here I think what Fox is trying to say is that while there might be a few people that have 3D TV out there, there will not be enough to justify making a bunch of DVD with the 3D version on it. Which in that case in November when the THIRD release date comes around, maybe it will not happen? Which mean 3D TV is dead before it even gets started, If I'm not mistaken you get more people interested in a new product or technology by putting popular current content into that form. Any why just wanted to get your thoughts, or give you more fuel for the fire. As always LOVE THE SHOW Hey Buzz Crew, I just thought I'd write to thank you guys for being perfect easter egg/cameo material. Every year, we here at the University of Utah law school stage a big counter-terrorism simulation. It gets bigger every year–this year we're working together with Utah government officials, local news, and even the National Defense University. Essentially, 19 students are given official roles to play as they fight to save the U.S. and the world from global crisis. Students get their simulated news about world events from our fake "UNN" news site, and while in the past we've left most of it blank, this year we've upped the realism by populating it with real (and real-ish) news ahead of time so the students playing simulated government response roles will feel more like they're in the middle of the action right from the start. And what better stuff to fill the technology and opinion sections with than BOL, a resurrection of Spectaclefest, and links to Molly Rants? Who knows, maybe we'll connect with some other closet BOL fans in the area afterward? You can check out UNN at and more on the simulation itself at It officially kicks off on the 19th, but students should be looking at it ahead of time already. We'll open up viewer pre-show chat on the 15th, too. () Also (and this is my second reason for emailing you) if CNET high command wishes us not to include any of this, please let me know. Thanks! Love. The. Show.