thinairviews of various geekage from 1,655 meters (5,430 feet) above sea level

What to do with 18 to 24 inches of snow in the yard? When I shovel our driveway, I always pile the snow up on the lawn, especially when it's good packing snow. This heavy wet storm... fantastic stuff. Last night, I decided to take one more pass at the driveway before the heavy wet snow froze overnight. Usually I'm thinking about getting some much needed water to our trees. Last night I was thinking about Halloween and Elliott's recent interest in mazes. Inspiration took hold of me and I spent an extra hour making a labyrinth with the Great Pile as the destination.

Not sure how long the thing will last under the attention of an energetic four-and-a-half-year-old on a snow day. But at least I have some pictures to show for it.

Only of interest for perl programmers, and from 2003 so there's some chance you've seen this before. This node at perlmonks is beautiful, even if it does illustrate the rampant re-invention of wheels that mostly defines perl culture:

http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=296978

We have our own style of objects in bOP. At their core they're all blessed array refs, but it's not quite as simple as that.