I have had to look a little harder at the need and want dichotomy that drives my "to do" list. I noted in one of my blogs that Drupal had to move up the list into a more prominent position because I see that WSUV is now running some php pages, and the Drupal rollover cannot be too far behind (can it?) I had already moved jQuery up, and I am enjoying that immensely. My PHP is slow, but enough to have gotten me out of trouble a few times already. So, it can stay where it is on the list. The LMS project for CEI/BEN is beginning its natural creep to position #1, or there abouts. It will not stay at number one perpetually, as it must share that space with the Drupal projects. So I have half a dozen of one kind of system (LMS) and one of another (CMS)! Now, I admit there are some items on my list that have not seen any real activity for too long, and that they would be covered in dust if the list were non-digital. Flash, Metadata creation, and XML being the dustiest. Perhaps, I should take a few days an drub them for a bit just to satisfy the "back-burner-brain itch" that they cause. Perhaps I should focus on what is at the top for now until they develop into a functional skill and move off the "to do" list and onto the "do with" list. Yes, I have several categories of lists that corral things into groups and priorities...