I admit… I am a bit of a nerd when it comes to certain things. I love my Sci-Fi movies, I love books about dragons, I drool over Transformer CGI goodness, and from time to time, I have been known to go apesh*t over VERY cool case mods. And today I found the best case mod ever! OK, well since that Doom case I lost my mind over a few years back…

I LOVE Wall-E and I love case mods… combine the two and you get one hell of a nerdgasm! Check it all out at acidcow.com and let the drool flow!

Dan

Yeah that's right, I went there!

OK honestly, I don't know if this can be done but I think everyone has felt the full brunt of my frustration over how long this release has taken (what? like… a YEAR now?!) and I have asked this to be out the gate by the end of April because this needs to get done. We might have some bugs and holes to fill and whatnot, but I'm kind of fed up at this point and want to get rockin and have some fun with the new release. I figure if I publicly state that we release at the end of April, maybe that will force us to get our arses in gear and finish up lol!

So yeah, just between you and me… end of April! Be thar or be square!

Dan

PS. This recession stuff blows.

Hey guys! I wanted to take a quick minute to introduce you to some AMAZING sculpture design work that I was recently turned on to by my buddy Neal. Check out the world of Kris Kuksi!

Kris is an artist based out of Kansas in the USA and creates these mind boggling sculptures that you simple can not fully grasp without hours of study, they are simply THAT intricate. His work has been featured in many expos and exhibitions and I would LOVE to see some of this in person. Check it all out at kuksi.com and get ready to pick your jaw up off the floor. From his site:

Kuksi’s art speaks of a timelessness–potentiality and motion attempting to reach on forever, and yet pessimistically delayed; forced into the stillness of death and eternal sleep. He treats morbidity with a sympathetic touch and symbolizes the paradox of the death of the individual by objective personification of death. There is a fear of this consciousness because it drops in upon us without mercy, and yet there is a need to appeal to it in order to provide a sense of security, however deluded that sense may be. Kuksi’s art warns us that this appeal is irrelevant, and that we should be slow to create a need for it. His themes also teach us that although death may pursue us arbitrarily, we should never neglect to mourn the tremendous loss of individual potential.

Gorgeous stuff, check it out when you have a chance, you won’t regret it! For those of you that are in to Digg, you can digg a small post I made about his site by clicking here!

Thanks!
Dan

This comes in from the P2L news, posted by a member for a good cause:

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Hey not wanting to advertise, but this is a great deal and its going to a great cause! (please remove if you guys don't like the post because of advertisement)

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100% of the proceeds from this sale will be donated to victims of the recent Australian bushfires.

cheers.

Ignore this.. it’s an autopost from the P2L news forum… update is below.