Fathers Day Weekend
	
	
	personal
  - Father’s Day
    
      - spent the day visiting with my Dad and step-Mom
 
      - got a neat book “from the kids”:
        
          The Mysterious World of Sherlock Holmes by Bruce Wexler 
        
       
    
   
  - OMSCS @ GA Tech (Online Masters of Science in Computer Science at Georgia Tech)
    
      - formally accepted the offer into the graduate program
 
      - finished up some initial paperwork, more to come I’m sure
 
      - worked on financial aid paperwork, here come the student loans
 
    
   
  - the beer fridge in my garage died
    
      - the beer is okay
 
      - lost a few freezer items
 
      - could’ve been worse
 
    
   
  - watching Netflix a bit lately:
    
  
 
  - discovered 
Smarter Every Day videos, fun science 
  - found out that yet another developer is leaving at work
    
      - later @jadelane, it’s been great working with you!
 
    
   
projects
  - blog
    
      - all markdown, all the time
 
      - still enjoying this setup
 
      - will be fiddling with DNS to get KylePDavis.com linked to my GitHub Pages site
 
    
   
  - mongodb-workbench
    
      - cleaned up some inconsistencies between 
eslint, jshint, and jscs 
      - working on resize and height issues for the 
editor component 
      - trying to finish up a few more major issues before blabbing about it on Hacker News
 
    
   
  - resume
    
      - tweaking a few things still
 
      - will try to publish on GitHub later this week
 
    
   
  model-lang - https://github.com/RiveraGroup/model-lang  (x_x)
    
      - sadly, I was asked to remove this from GitHub
        
          - hope to get this posted back on GitHub once we resolve some internal issues
 
          - pretty sure there are mirrors of this Open Source code running around somewhere
 
        
       
      - becoming a 
gulp guru, making complicated build steps easy
        
          - going from 
typescript to es6 thru babeljs to es5 
          - using 
gulp-load-plugins to clean up the requires (and add lazy loading!) 
          - using 
browser-sync with watchers to reload on changes
            
              - working but needs ore optimization before it’s good enough
 
              - 20s rebuild times makes for whiny laptop fans