Intro
As you guys may have noticed, my activity has been pretty low recently. A number of things have come up, but the most important thing is college.
Since it's started up, things have just been different. Getting used to having to live on my own now and a whole bunch of other things I never had to worry about. Everything's fine and all, just so different and I find that I'm doing less and less of what I normally do for some reason.

Calc Stuff
I still have mine and use it for my math class, but I haven't really done any programming recently. Made a quick 2-36 base converter, but that's about it. I'm not sure how much I will be programming at all anymore. I used to start all my projects in math class (where all I had was a calculator) and continue them at home because I didn't want to stop... but now I'm not starting anything because I need to actually work to make sure I pass. Still, maybe I'll think of something for this Axe contest. We'll just have to wait and see.

Web Stuff
I'm maintaining all my previous sites but some changes and new stuff is in the works.

• The RemovedFromGame site is gone (the YGO/MTG forum was never going to kick off... I tried at least) and has been replaced with a modified version of the XKCD April Fools site. (with my stuff instead of the comics and some other changes)
  
• The userbar site is still up and running fine but I've run out of ideas on improvements for now. Thanks to the graphics library not supporting transparency very well, I haven't been able to manage the highlights on custom backgrounds yet. =(
  
• [No Link] I'm working on a site for a friend called 'Naruto Jiyuu'. It's a Roleplaying site that takes place in the Naruto universe without any of the canon characters existing. It has it's own robust storyline and a in-depth roleplaying system. Personally, I'm using SMF for the forum and will be coding in the system they need from scratch. No idea when it'll all be up and running. I only handle the coding. The system is being planned out now by 3 other people. It's been estimated that we'll get it done by the end of summer. I'll keep you updated.
  
• Dragon Tavern: Boss Hunter is a fansite of sorts in the works. It's currently just a way to display my characters and the bosses I've killed in the casual browser RPG, Dragon Tavern. I'm planning on a database of information to help others out and will be taking on staff to help add to it. After that, there will probably be guides and who knows what else. I'll be talking to the admin more about it later. I just started this project last night, but it's coming along nicely. This is my first time making scripts to modify databases easily and, out of laziness, I just made it require a password for now instead of adding in a log-in system or anything. Still, it's a nice little site so far.
  
• [No Link] The chat log site is currently on hold for other things. It's still a project I want to see done though. For now, I'm just working on other projects and learning more before I work on something like this. It's much more complex than I thought it'd be but I'll level up enough to take it on. >D
  

Conclusion
I'm still working and everything's great... I've just found less time to post these days. Especially because the forum activity is mostly Axe right now, which is something I know very, very little about so I've kinda out grown my usefulness a bit early. ^^;
I may work on learn Axe too later... but I'm also thinking I should just stick to Basic (or CIII). It's what I'm good at and if it completely dies out later, so be it. I'll keep coding in it.

Not sure how my activity will be... but I'll keep lurking and let you guys know when anything happens.

Sorry to hear you migth not code for calcs a lot anymore, but the most important thing and what I am happy the most about lately is that everything is going OK. I'M glad your life stuff is getting better. Btw that Dragon Tavern site looks nice and I like the XKCD apr 1st site (altough you showed it to me before).

I hope you stick around for a while even if less active. Also don't worry too much about Axe discussion. personally I doubt Celtic/xLIB/BASIC is going to die, except maybe during the contest since a lot of people are entering it, but BASIC will always stay alive (like it did on the 89 despite TIGCC arrival). I still need to finish Illusiat 13, after all, too, and two of the last ticalc features were BASIC games (altough one is for the TI-81).

Yeah, I'm sorry about that Geekboy. I just didn't have the needed help or the motivation to keep working on it. It would've helped if I was able to keep playing the card games... but what's done is done.

And thanks for the support everyone. =)
I'm definitely not going anywhere anytime soon, so don't worry.

Welcome back!

The reason the Axe forum has kind of exploded over the last few days is that the program got featured on tical, THEN omnimaga announced the Axe programming contest, and THEN the programming contest got featured on ticalc as well.  Its really crazy right now, I try to be as helpful as possible but I can barely keep up with the posting there.  Luckily there's some other members who know the language well enough to fill in the gaps.

Cool web stuff by the way

You can be active in the TI-BASIC subforum, it has some discussion or you can start one.
I don't go too much into Axe Parser discussion, sometimes I help with some asm stuff...

I liked the "Dragon Tavern: Boss Hunter" idea. It would be cool to reveal the coolest bosses to defeat that you can find in RPGs in PC or consoles.

I find it not too hard to learn since I had BASIC knowledge, but the hard part can be to understand the pointers concept at first and later in which order to use the commands for APPVAR storage. However It can be hectic to learn multiple languages at once, especially when you are busy