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Internet
Office News
Well, not much has been happening really in the Internet Office
this week other than focus on the new IO project: the Auroran News
Network (ANN). ANN is a fictional EH newspaper that picks up where
THJ left off. That means we need writers. We have a large staff of
editors for sections, but we need YOU to write. The sections are:
News, Business, Sports, Columns, Travel, Science, Letters, Op-Ed
(you can't really write for that :P), Games, Entertainment,
Culture. I think that's it.
Since this is an inter-subgroup venture, please make sure to tell
ALL your friends in all subgroups to write for us! It's extremely
important to get articles, because I know this can succeed! Also
of note, Hawkeye II agents may have to look up information in
issues of ANN, which means we're going to release ANN no matter
what - why not make it all the better by writing for it! Who
knows, I may add in some extra Hawkeye information into YOUR
article...
That said, please mail all your articles to
ari@tiecorps.org and I will
direct your article to the appropriate editor.
One last thing, I am not at my home computer for a week so I will
not have full access to my e-mail. If you send me something and
you don't get a response, sent it to me again. Or, if it's
extremely urgent, mail it to
agilder@aol.com.
Emperor's
Hammer: Site of the Week
With a nice, new design, the Imperial Senate website at
http://senate.borkweb.com
earns the SOTW award this week with 4 stars. Very nice
contrast of colors, and use of table "borders" but it still
remains a little empty in terms of things a Senator can do.
Congrats to Orv Dessrx (orv@borkweb.com)
on a job well done!
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Internet
Office Poll
What's your
favorite music piece from the Star Wars films?
- Duel of the
Fates
- Across the
Stars
- Imperial March
- Main Theme or
Finale
- Emperor
confronts Luke/Luke-Vader Duel
- The Arena
(Ep2)
VOTE
FOR YOUR CHOICE
at http://www.ehnet.org!
Code
Snippet of the Week
Date difference calculator v1.0
A PHP script written by VA Leeson, it's analogous to the ASP
function DateDiff. Since PHP does not have such a function
(since it deals with UNIX timestamps for dates), this function
returns the days, months or years between 2 timestamps.
You
can find the full code for this snippet, along with many others,
at the IO
Code Archive!
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