For once it is nice to see grant money going into something of extreme importance! You've got to be happy to see $20,000 going to develop a "portable method for keeping beer kegs cold indefinitely". Is this a great country or what? Go Adam, go!
Here's what you do when your neighbors complain about your naked gnomes. At least this guy has a sense of humor and is rolling with the punches.
Being I already have a gnome entry if I get another, I might just have to start a new topic!
Another example of living vicariously through movies. (A previous example can be found here.) This time it's Ghostbusters. A good movie, but this is about one fan-dork's desire to be a Ghostbuster for Halloween. Okay, so you find a jumpsuit, strap on a cardboard box with a vacuum hose duct taped to it. Alright, let's start drinking! But, noooooo that's not good enough for fan-dork. His costume has to be authentic! And if you now want to be authentic next Halloween, you can buy his and save yourself some time at the expense of a lot of cash.
What happens when you take a classic video game and cross it with the idle time of your average college student? Why Pac Manhattan of course! Oh, it gets better…it's part of a graduate course at NYU! Ah, the pointless life of a liberal arts major.
I've been mulling over my previous road map for PolarBlog development and decided it's not really the way I want to do things. And the first manifestation of departing from the road map after V0.7, would be the new PolarBlog website! The content there is currently lacking, but it's a start. At this point I plan on focusing on documentation, release packaging and cleaning up/reworking the existing configuration framework. The sooner I get these things done, the sooner I can invite others into the fold.