So, here's a really cool digital map projection system for use with D&D. The problem with most maps is that the players are only supposed to see the portion that they've explored, which forces the DM to either describe where the characters are and have a player draw a map on the fly, or the DM constantly redraws a map for the players, which can be annoying. I really like this idea. The site it's on seems to be a very good resource for D20 stuff, too.

Found on Boing Boing.

It seems like someone would have designed something akin to this that you could project on a TV. That would be very useful.

If your musical tastes run towards funk, hip-hop, dub, or anything with an African influence, then you might want to check out Boombastic Radio. It's quite good. Funky and deep.

Well, I finished one bootleg remix. You can find Ectopic Sagar Woolundera here. It's definitely not your normal run of the mill mashup. Tell me what you think.

By the way, it's not blues. I screwed up when labeling the file.

So, I'm reading Magician: Apprentice by Raymond E. Feist. It is very very good. It's got such a sense of adventure and excitement that I find lacking in much fantasy today. It's also the beginning of his Riftwar Saga.

I also made almond butter today. I'm a culinary ninja. You won't even see me coming, but my food will be tasty.