My exams are starting from this week, so, I may not be able to update this blog soon. For the mean time, I have some MindMeister’s invites for anyone who would like to try it. In case you haven’t heard about it, in their words:
MindMeister is a collaborative online mind mapping tool – you can capture your thoughts and share them instantly with friends and colleagues.
MindMeister supports all the standard features of a classic mind mapping tool – only online, and with as many simultaneous users as you like!
For those of you, who don’t know, mind mapping is a very easy and very good way of capturing thoughts and taking notes, you can read more about it at wikipedia.
If you want an invite, just post a comment, just make sure your email address is valid that you are providing in “email” box.
Aqeel General
Using gradient over multiple objects usually generate very beautiful results, it is very easy to do, in case you don’t know how to, just follow these simple steps.
First of all, create any two objects (you can create more than two too), for this tutorial I am going to use two rectangles.
Now, select both objects, open Fill and Stroke window (right click -> Fill and Stroke) and choose linear gradient.
Choose any gradient of your choice and close this window, this would result in something like
Now select both objects and choose “Gradient Tool” from the left tool bar
Drag from corner of one object to the opposing corner of other object
Hurray! you have successfully created a gradient spanning multiple objects. You can use same technique on different type of and different number of objects. Have fun.
Aqeel General gradient, Inkscape, Tutorial
I just made a new wallet from the circuit sheet present in computer keyboard, result was much better than I expected, though there is still room for much improvement. 
Here are the pics:
size comparison with my leather wallet
If you like this wallet, you can make you own using this instructable.
Aqeel General
