 It's Thursday, August 2nd, 2012. I'm off the grid board game enthusiast Paul Miller. Let's spend 90 seconds on the verge. Aereo, the streaming television service from billionaire mogul Barry Diller, has announced some aggressive new price tiers. Aereo streams broadcast television over the internet, a tactic which has drawn the ire of TV providers like ABC, NBC, CBS, and Fox. The service is currently only available in New York City, but the company has ambitious plans to expand the service to most major markets by next year. I've just learned that Rise of the Triads is back. The classic over-the-top shooter from the 90s is being remade by Danish studio Interceptor Entertainment and will use Unreal Engine 3 for no apparent reason. Players can choose from one of five characters and blast through the occult in all new levels, playing in such classic modes as god mode, dog mode, and my favorite, shroom mode. Rise of the Triads is coming later this year to Steam. You can expect lots of fast-paced action and gobs of blood. And finally, Facebook today launched Stories. As the name suggests, the new site aims to collect interesting stories based on a different theme each month. Stories can include videos, articles from across the web, and other contributions from Facebook users. The first month is centered on the theme of remembering, like remember when Facebook's stock was really promising. That's it for today's top stories. Tune in tomorrow, where I do whatever, whatever I want to do. Gosh, it's cool now.