New Year's Resolutions
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New Year's Resolutions
Are you planning to resolve to do anything particular in 2006?
Mine.. Write 10,000 words of the PHP book I've been planning to write every month.
Mine.. Write 10,000 words of the PHP book I've been planning to write every month.
There ya go... 
I'm planning to graduate somewhere in June, find a nice job and meaby learn some clisp... And get me a pass for the gym..
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for ($i = 0; $i < 10000; ++$i) {
echo "word $i <br/>";
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1.) To complete my sociopolitical essay
2.) To see about having some of my poetry published
3.) Get a decent handle on Linux
4.) Rewrite operating system, tidying and improving as I go
5.) Get back to having at least 1 'day out' per month - opera, ballet, theatre, conert etc. Used to do this weekly but time's been running very short - managed to miss a ballet, play and opera that I'd intended to go and see.
6.) Put more effort in at school (the permanent one - been doing it for years)
7.) Save my money (possibly invest in the stock market)
6. is permanent and normally the only one I actually stick to but I think these are more sensible than usual.
2.) To see about having some of my poetry published
3.) Get a decent handle on Linux
4.) Rewrite operating system, tidying and improving as I go
5.) Get back to having at least 1 'day out' per month - opera, ballet, theatre, conert etc. Used to do this weekly but time's been running very short - managed to miss a ballet, play and opera that I'd intended to go and see.
6.) Put more effort in at school (the permanent one - been doing it for years)
7.) Save my money (possibly invest in the stock market)
6. is permanent and normally the only one I actually stick to but I think these are more sensible than usual.
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