Now onto adding more field types and other whizzbang fields and stuff.
Toothpaste tubes are normally filled from the flat end, which is then folded over and sealed. In the case of Stripe, a red toothpaste was first filled around the special fitting; the white toothpaste, filled second, held the red toothpaste in place at the top of the tube.
When the tube was squeezed, the white toothpaste would run through the special inner tube, while the pressure of the squeeze simultaneously forced the red toothpaste through the tiny orifices at the end. With the flow of red matched to the flow of white, the toothpaste emerged from the nozzle perfectly striped.
Via Straight DopeMany Hindus throughout India recently celebrated Ganesha Chaturthi, a 10-day festival celebrating the birth of Ganesh, their supreme god of wisdom, prosperity and good fortune. Hinduism, the predominant religion in India, is rich with traditional festivals and rituals, celebrated in many ways and locations around the world. Collected here are a few photographs from recent Hindu festivals and of Hindu devotees worshipping and practicing ritual ceremonies in India, England, Nepal and Indonesia.→ Recent Hindu festivals and rituals
→ An interesting post by Jack SheddPart the first:
The Hypertext Markup Language was designed to describe the structure of scientific documents and how they related to one another.
Part the second:
The Hypertext Markup Language is used to describe the way a given screen of information is structured, presented and responds to user input.
Thesis:
Everything wrong with HTML5 can be ascribed to the differences between those two sentences.
Project Coin got its name because it is about making "small change"(s) to the Java programming language for JDK 7. Sun's Joe Darcy has been leading the project. In his blog post, Project Coin: The Final Five (Or So), has announced which small changes will actually make it into JDK 7.→ Discussion on Artima
"I stood in front of this particular photograph for probably a full five minutes, not knowing why I was staring at it," she says. "And then it really dawned on me that the girl in the picture was me."→ Robert Frank's Elevator Girl Sees Herself Years Later