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Issue # 208 (12-22-2003)
Merry ChristmasHave a safe and happy holiday season .... from everyone here at JimWorld.com! |
| Johnny's Ramblings |
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Well, it's the final Gazette of the year, just in time for the holidays. Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Happy Kwanzaa whatever you choose to celebrate (or not), I hope that this time of year finds you happy, healthy, and reflecting. Regardless of your religion (even you atheists out there), this time of year is traditionally one of more intense spirituality and interspection. You can look back at what you've done (or not done) over the last 12 months and be proud, disappointed, and above all, thankful that you're alive and able to reflect. It's also a time when you can look ahead to next year, with a clean slate on the horizon, and plan, dream, and make ready for whatever goals you're setting for yourself.
Unfortunately, this year moreso than most, it seems that the "I get offended by everything" crowd is trying harder than ever to suck the life out of the holiday season, attempting to remove all spirituality, and even the very word "Christmas" from the season. This is offensive and harmful on so many levels, it just may warrant "Scumbag" designation. More on this later in this issue. This Christmas is also a little bit more empty for all of us here at JimWorld, as we find ourselves without our founder, Jim Wilson. Jim, as you know, passed away earlier this year. His legacy lives on, however, and his spirit still drives this community, and always will. I thought that it would be appropriate this issue to reprint some of Jim's writings. You'll hear from Jim in the "A Word from Our Sponsor" section later in this issue. As this is a spiritual time of year, it's only appropriate that we use this issue to introduce a new article series to you ... The 10 Commandments. Over the next few weeks and months, we'll be publishing our own "Commandments" for ethical and proper behavior, programming, marketing, etc. To launch this series, we'll present you with our 10 Commandments of PHP Programming. As is the case with all Gazette articles, you'll be able to (and are encouraged to) jump in and add your own thoughts, new commandments, and expansions on the core set. Someday, once we have our entire Commandments series out there, and agreed upon by the JimWorld community, we'll consolidate them all and put them together as perhaps the "Internet Professionals Bible" ... assuming "Bible" isn't stricken from the English language by then ;) |
Read the Johnny's Ramblings section from the Last Issue or in the Following Issue
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