I have had a homebrew moon phase calculator for various LiveJournal (and similar) sites for a while. It's come to my attention that to this day, no-one does this. Strange, considering so many cultures base so much around the moon and a lunar calendar (unlike the solar Gregorian Calendar in prevailing use all over the world). So, without further ado, behold the moon phase calculator in S2!

You need to display Pascal's Triangle in a LaTeX document and whenever you hear ‘ampersand’ or ‘smallskip’, you go into a homicidal rage, leaving behind you a trail of viscera and blood-stained Lion Book pages. Also, you're lazy. Put that chainsaw down, this recipe is for you.

Photo Frame is a much simpler version of the full-frame script that uses rectangular frames. I find it useful for publishing photography on the web as it automates a simple task that I need to do repetitively when processing my digital photos.

Full Frame simulates full-frame photographic printing, which I've always liked for my printed photos. It even tries to simulate the aberrations on the ersatz enlarger's negative holder. It's not very successful, but I'm working on it. At least it looks slightly more realistic than most of the alternatives.