Bundle Method
Packing my shirts using the “bundle method”, where you wrap them around a core of some sort, rather than folding them
Posted on Flickr 7:25 am, January 23, 2011 jQuery(document).ready(function(){ var gmap_m25ddff5d4acd994f1beffbe0d63952b5 = { positions : { 911 : new google.maps.LatLng( ‘-32.053167’, ‘115.846333’ ) }, bounds : new google.maps.LatLngBounds(), // empty for now, we’ll dynamically extend it later map : new google.maps.Map( document.getElementById( ‘gmap_m25ddff5d4acd994f1beffbe0d63952b5’ ), { mapTypeId: google.maps.MapTypeId.ROADMAP, center: new google.maps.LatLng( 0, 0 ), zoom: 16 // Seems to be a good zoom for a single point } ), markers : {}, }; // end of gmap // Extend the bounds of interest based on our positions for ( var m in gmap_m25ddff5d4acd994f1beffbe0d63952b5.positions ) { gmap_m25ddff5d4acd994f1beffbe0d63952b5.bounds.extend( gmap_m25ddff5d4acd994f1beffbe0d63952b5.positions[m] ); } // Render markers for ( var m in gmap_m25ddff5d4acd994f1beffbe0d63952b5.positions ) { gmap_m25ddff5d4acd994f1beffbe0d63952b5.markers[m] = new google.maps.Marker( { clickable: true, map : gmap_m25ddff5d4acd994f1beffbe0d63952b5.map, position : gmap_m25ddff5d4acd994f1beffbe0d63952b5.positions[m] } ); } // Redraw map to fit our new marker-based bounds gmap_m25ddff5d4acd994f1beffbe0d63952b5.map.setCenter( gmap_m25ddff5d4acd994f1beffbe0d63952b5.positions[911] ); });