mraison

As far as I remember if you do that (i.e. if you use mousedown, mouseover, etc and move your dragged element accordingly), the result won't be nearly as good as with "native" drag and drop, and you will see the dragged element lagging behind the cursor.

I don't really like the idea that restaurant owners should be forced to raise their prices just to avoid being screwed by clever startups. What if you just want to keep your prices affordable even though you have a lot of success? I guess you can always ask for an ID and check if it matches the reservation, but I'm not a great fan of that either.

Also if you are on a page that you want to unkeep, you can click to unkeep from the keeper tile.

You can also unkeep when you are on the page, by clicking on the keeper in the lower right hand corner.

http://www.kifi.com

and of course: http://www.42go.com/join_us.html (FortyTwo is the company behind Kifi)

  var tens = ['10','10','10','10','10','10','10','10'].map(parseInt);
  var ten = tens[tens.length-1];
  var two = ten % 4;
  console.log(two + 2);

For example I may be too picky but I'm always suspicious when I see percentages used for analyzing a sample of 25 individuals. In my opinion

  36% local
  32% southern Norway or Sweden
  20% western Mediterranean
  12% indeterminate

  9 local
  8 southern Norway or Sweden
  5 western Mediterranean
  3 indeterminate