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Mar. 2nd, 2006 01:14 amFrantic zipping from one place to another today resulted in two very successful demonstrations of the game, first to a group of high-school students who are on their way to MS/LA to help with hurricane cleanup, and second to a bunch of CS professors at CU. All of them enjoyed it and were quite impressed. Behold my sigh of relaxation: aaaaaaaah!
I got awarded a travel grant. There might be money for me to do more work on an old project I want to do some updates to. I'm getting interviewed by Gamasutra magazine about my game. I finally got the game to display some data in easy-to-read bar graph form instead of hard-to-understand numeric form (although the java HTML renderer is frequently incompetent, *sigh*). Played Jeff's Star Wars game last night. Writing stuff for the project with Keith. Had a truly wonderful time visiting with Dan this weekend.
In short, I'm really busy -- but it feels like a good kind of busy.
I got awarded a travel grant. There might be money for me to do more work on an old project I want to do some updates to. I'm getting interviewed by Gamasutra magazine about my game. I finally got the game to display some data in easy-to-read bar graph form instead of hard-to-understand numeric form (although the java HTML renderer is frequently incompetent, *sigh*). Played Jeff's Star Wars game last night. Writing stuff for the project with Keith. Had a truly wonderful time visiting with Dan this weekend.
In short, I'm really busy -- but it feels like a good kind of busy.
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Date: 2006-03-02 08:37 am (UTC)Sorry, couldn't resist. Hooray for your successful demonstrations and positive busi-ness!
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Date: 2006-03-02 09:33 am (UTC)