it's the return of slipknot

even the name of this is funny, well done

I love the way she used a super wide shot to pull in so many graphic elements - beautifully done, Kate Courteau.

oh I see now that she didn't take the actual picture but Jason Madara did that -

Like food styling, architectural photography is a discipline unto itself.

Some of Tagore's work is available as volunteer-recorded public domain mp3 and ogg files from librivox.org -- the recordings for Tagore's book "Sadhana: The Realization of Life" are very well done, by a volunteer named Peter Yearsley http://librivox.org/sadhana-by-rabindranath-tagore-v2/

When I take my kids places, I take the sim out of my iphone and put it in a dumbphone I got off ebay. It's like a time warp.

Ah but that cursed SMS still exists on dumbphones. I'd like to see alternatives to the John's Phone[1] which just gives us the basic calling functionality, all we really need.

[1] http://johnsphones.org/

I made a collection of 4 Spine example apps that use a regular PHP backend - click "Examples" http://docs.structal.org/#/pages/87293423

thanks for the upvote! I'm guessing it's because i'm promoting my own project

the <cloud> element solves the problem of polling, it lets you subscribe to feed-updated notifications and read the feed only when it changes.

also, Atom has threading and RSS has some community efforts underway to make "replies" decentralized and aggregable (new word) http://xmlns.inreplyto.me/

I interviewed for a job @Twilio - they were using Handlebars, a Mustache variant. Also, here is my mini-chance to rant about that: I had 4 phone and 6 in-person interviews -- didn't get hired. Argh! How could anyone make it through that? Also - i'm a generalist, which seems to have kept me out of both Facebook and Twilio. /rant

I made a spine.js Todo list for any php back-end + couch/mongo/pgsql -- it jquery-polls a _changes feed to show todos that other people add

code https://github.com/voitto/structal.todos

demo http://todosdemo.structal.org

that's a pretty good analysis, nice work