Yesterday I committed a first version of my new Drupal theme FriendsElectric. It is PHPTemplate-based and tableless, uses semantic XHTML and fully supports all theme options (slogan, logo, primary/secondary links, etc). You can check out a quick live demo on my site. The theme is designed for compatibility with the latest versions of the major browsers out there, but will not work on dinosaur browsers (most notably, IE5/Win and IE5/Mac).
This afternoon, I'll be participating in a presentation on Drupal at Purdue University's Teaching with Technology Conference. Shockwave and original OpenOffice versions are availlable on my weblog at cyberdash.com along with links to some of the Purdue Drupal teaching sites. The presentation is CC copyleft licensed, so feel free to use it.
In this thread one can post working PHP code to be put in a block. You can copy the code in a new custom block on your Drupal site. Note that this code is "AS IS" and might not work on all versions/platvorms and isn't up to the quality of the Drupal core code itself.
Over the past weeks I've been working on extending the project module and CVS module. The former is responsible for managing projects on drupal.org while the latter lets us track development. As of a few minutes ago, the improvements went live so read on for an overview of what changed.