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John Gotze wrote an article for Denmark's hot tech magazine featuring quotes from yours truly. John had originally contacted me to do a book review of my Adding Ajax book, but from what I can decipher from the machine-translated text, the article ended up focusing on Web 3.0 and my recent comments about Web 9.75, rather than the book. In fact, I don't see any reference to the book. Perhaps in the print publication.
Speaking of the book, I finally sent the Adding Ajax books promised to people this week and you should have by now. I should say, I sent all but the book for France, which I hope to send in a few weeks.
My appreciation to those who have written about the book, or at least mentioned it in passing. I thought it was a fairly decent effort–it was most definitely a lot of work–and it's nice to see comments about it. Thank you. I'll have to make sure you get review copies of my writing current effort. Well, as long as you say real nice things about the book.
An interesting thing happened when I went to send the books. I wasn't aware that you can't drop mail that weighs more than 13 ounces and is pre-stamped into an outgoing box. You either have to turn it in over the postal service counter, or buy the postage from one of the self help machines, or online service. When you do buy postage at a self-help, you're photographed and the photograph is linked to the postage and the package.
This is for anything over 13 ounces, which is just about enough for that pile of fudge you're thinking of sending for the holidays. Make sure not to pre-stamp your holiday packages.
