I just thought I'd brag that my entry, "Neverendum", was selected as Urban Dictionary's Word of the Day on October 24. This is the most public attention for one of my submitted works since Chickadee Magazine published the picture of a park bench that I submitted in 1983.
Since I re-started my D&D habit last year with the release of 4th Edition, I've been playing pretty regularly with a very entertaining bunch. One online tool I've found very useful has been Obsidian Portal. It's a great website that allows DMs and players to manage their campaigns and characters. You can add characters, images, game logs, NPCs and maps. There is also a Wiki for your campaign.
I think my fave feature is the google maps application layered over the maps you add. You can then add pins to locations with links to their wiki page. Sweet!
When Pakistan was partitioned from India on the basis of religion (Hindu vs. Muslim), both countries were given little enclaves in the other country where "their" people lived. Some of those enclaves themselves have enclaves, so that to walk a kilometre would mean crossing two, three, or even eight international borders.