This first in-house showing of theNuculers.com took place last night. I had hoped for more but those that came are at the root of this thing. I would say there were 10-12 cast and crew members there. The first episode, "New Beginnings," seemed to be well received by all. It's like, when a guest comes over to your house,  you start noticing ways you could have made your place look a littler nicer. So the the viewing was productive and brought to light ways this episode and future ones can be improved. My only regret is that I didn't have anyone taking pictures, something I will do in the future.

Now that we are lucky enough to have Travis on board, uplifting us in the areas of production, directing and editing, our level of professionalism will improve phenomenally. The level of esprit de corps sharply shot up after the cast and crew met Travis in person and saw his fine editing.

. There were in attendance a lot a "friends of the Nukes," you know, family, friends and interested parties in attendance. They all seemed to like it.

We were entertained by Sweet Lee Morrow . There were a few swimmers, including me. I like swimming at this sort of thing. It brings everyone a little closer. I don't know what it is, like some people have great meetings on the golf course, I seem to have great meetings and discussions in the swimming pool.

We will be scheduling the upcoming shoots to take place in a few weeks. The first episode will not be release until we are finished shooting the second episode. I just want to make very sure that, before I take the time and trouble (money) to release the first episode, I want to be really sure that there will be a second episode. Certainty is a variable thing. When you have project with lots of people, there are variables. I feel really lucky that I have you all on board.

The train is picking up momentum now...