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Ace of Base

After a long time  Ace of Base has released 2 new remake singles by da name “Wheel Of Fortune 2009” and “Don’t turn arround 2009” both these songs were hitz back in time and now they have released the remakes of the same. Juz got to listen to them, sounds cool.. if you wana listen following are the YouTube Links check it out

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTUj8HQeN2o

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2z3a_DMFMQ

here is the code. this will set the datapicker year from 1956 to 2003..

[sourcecode language='javascript']
$(‘#dateofbirth’).datepicker({
yearRange: ’1956:2003′
});[/sourcecode]

A scene from the movie

well guys you know the fashion industry.  some like it some don’t, well it doesn’t matter what I am gonna talk about is the new Hindi movie “Fashion”, I got a chance to watch it last day.. well honestly I’m not a hindi movie lover but I went for it. so I write what I feel about it.. first thing that I felt about the movie is it’s flow.. I don’t knw I felt that it’s out of it’s flow and the movie is so fast. the objective of the movie is no where it suppose to be. If you guys have seen the movie “The Devil Wears Prada” you will feel that this looks the same.. try it and see.

But I like the costume design and the colors..

Ad Picture

When I’m goin through the Google Image search I cam across this nice advertisement, which is a company  has published as a vacancy advertisement..

Yes, if you are reading this artical, probably you also must have looking for same thing just like I did few mins ago, well let’s just not keep you searching no more.. so here it is
[sourcecode language='javascript']$(‘#txtDate’).datepicker({
dateFormat: ‘dd/mm/yy’
});[/sourcecode]
on this example I have used European data format (dd/mm/yy) , you can customize your formatting using following parameters. (from JQuery UI documentation)

• d – day of month (no leading zero)
• dd – day of month (two digit)
• D – day name short
• DD – day name long
• m – month of year (no leading zero)
• mm – month of year (two digit)
• M – month name short
• MM – month name long
• y – year (two digit)
• yy – year (four digit)
• ‘…’ – literal text
• ” – single quote