My other post of the week ...

I put this on my Facebook, and didn't ahve to wait an hour to get an angry, fact-free reply from one of my Texas T-bagger friends.

HealthCare explainoned on 4 napkins (which somehow translates to a couple dozens slides ... but worth seeing)

http://www.slideshare.net/danroam/healthcare-napkins-all

I like this as much for the stick-figure aided technique as the actual contnet ... though both seem true and effective as best I can tell.

WebMD goes all Dan Brown on me ...

Check out this DaVinci Code-esque health advice they just sent me ...

Last Supper Paintings Point to Ungodly PortionsPaintings Reveal That Plate, Portion Sizes Gradually Grew in the Past Millennium

https://www.webmdhealth.com/nl/nlv.aspx?id=gbeEorIjhXc=&s=11886

What would Jesus eat, hmm?

According to the TIOBE Programming Community Index for April 2010 the C programming language is back on top.

After more than 4 years C is back at position number 1 in the TIOBE index. The scores for C have been pretty constant through the years, varying between the 15% and 20% market share for almost 10 years. So the main reason for C's number 1 position is not C's uprise, but the decline of its competitor Java. Java has a long-term downward trend. It is losing ground to other languages running on the JVM. An example of such a language is JavaFX script that is now approaching the top 20.

I don't know why this surprises me... I guess with all the advantages to OO programming I am just a little amazed that C is on top. I guess I should be happy since I spend 90% of my time writing in C. Also note that if you add C and C++ together then they totally squash everything else on the list.