One of the projects I'm working on has need of a date picker (a drop down calendar to help select a date), and some cumbersome date calculations. This all had to fit with the jQuery framework I was using for the project, and there were few libraries out there that would fit just right.

jQuery.dates is a Javascript library and jQuery plugin, that provides common date manipulation methods.

IBM has an article on their site titled Six Ways to write more comprehensible code. If you write code at all, including HTML, you should read through this. If you are newer to programming, or haven't done it long enough to learn the hard lessons yet, this article highlights a "good practise" approach to coding. If you are an experienced developer, this is a good refresher and another view point on the things we do without thinking.

Is there a rule somewhere that says that once you have a corporation you need to stop thinking? Or if you are a PR person who has a "brand name" that you become anal retentive? It seems to me this is the case for a few corporations - from Microsoft (with their anti-Linux patent campaign), to the Better Business Bureau even. Yep that's right, the Better Business Bureau.

Phew!

That's all I can say. I happened to find my family history documentation that has been passed down to me, and I thought was lost. Luckily it was just misplaced. More to the point, the bound pages were placed inside an empty binder then put on a shelf full of other empty binders. So all my previous searches for this skipped past the "empty" binders.