So, today I managed to blow up my server. Interestingly, the jails are still working- at least until a reboot. I was updating the main server, and had a failed installworld... actually the command I got was because installworld, for updating the jails, was failing. So, for everybody out there, never run this unless you are 100% sure you need to:

make -f Makefile.inc1 install

It overwrote my libc before failing... and all recovery methods have failed to date. So, I have a few options now. 1. Hope I never have a power outage, and keep everything running.

I got the accounting system back online while we were working on Datesim.org this weekend, and spent some time updating the accounts. Still a lot of back entry to do there, but with Datesim.org showing a measure of profitability, we need to keep track of this. Chris (Lee), you'll need to get up to speed with NolaPro accounting here.
Datesim.org also made a lot of progress this weekend; we got 3 new developers trained up on content entry in the system. This will allow us to get out the mini-projects quickly with any luck.

OK, first up, big shout out to Kimberly for creating the Datesim.org logo. It looks AWESOME- perfect for what we need! The hearts are perfect as well.
So, Datesim.org is taking some major strides, very quickly. Last night, despite being dead tired, Shanahan and I powered through a few major bugs (race conditions in the AJAX calls), and ended up getting navigation and optional events working great. We also got a lot of small styling and useability bugs fixed; the engine is really starting to get polished.

Just a quick update, things are actually going very well right now. With Rugby season falling apart on me, I've been in the office, along with Jerry and Shanahan, and those two are making good progress. Datesim is shaping up nicely, with Shanahan starting to get his head wrapped around the engine- we managed to get the revamped character system in the engine working last night. The tech demo he put together is working well, revealing stuff we need to fix, but overall it's working well. Jerry is working on Mini-Piggy, gaining valuable experience.