* Winners: jQuery In Action

First, a big thanks to Bear Bibeault & Yehuda Katz for being here to promote the book jQuery In Action.

The winners are:

Edward Chen
Sarathy Srinivas
George Stoianov
Hui Su

Please send your snail mail address to bookpromotion AT javaranch DOT com. To ensure the quickest response, please provide the following:

Your name (first and last - preferably the one you use on Javaranch)
Address
Phone Number

Also, please include the following as the subject of your Email.

Book Promo Winner - jQuery In Action - Tuesday, January 15th 2008

As noted in the Book Promotion Eligibility Requirements and Legal type stuff, the winners have 8 days to submit their information.

Thanks and congrats to all the winners.

[edited to update winners]
[ January 19, 2008: Message edited by: Jeanne Boyarsky ]

Congratulations to all the winners

It was really nice interacting with Bear and Katz! Thank you so much for their kind assistance

Nice of JavaRanch team for having such a great aspect

Updated to add new winner since one of the original winners (Gregg Bolinger) already has a copy of the book and requested we give his win to the next person in the list.

Congrats to "Hui Su" the new Winner!

Congrats to the winners. We hope that you'll find the book useful!

On behalf of Yehuda and myself, I want to thank everyone who participated in the book promo this week, it was a lot of fun!

And not to be mushy or anything, I'd like to quote a section from the Acknowledgement section of the book that pertains to the people on this site that deserve special thanks.

For this, my third published tome, the cast of characters I�d like to thank has a
long list of �usual suspects,� including, once again, the membership and staff at
javaranch.com. Without my involvement in JavaRanch, I�d never have gotten the
opportunity to start writing in the first place, and so I sincerely thank Paul
Wheaton and Kathy Sierra for starting the whole thing, as well as fellow staffers
who gave me encouragement and support, including (but probably not limited
to): Eric Pascarello, Ben Souther, Ernest Friedman Hill, Mark Herschberg, and
Max Habbibi.
Thanks go out to Valentin Crettaz�not only for serving as technical editor but
also for introducing me to jQuery in the first place�and to my coworker Daniel
Hedrick who volunteered the PHP examples for the latter part of the book.

Gregg Bolinger was not forgotten -- as one of the reviewers, along with Eric, whose input was nothing short of invaluable, he was also sincerely thanked in another section of the Acknowledgements.
[ January 19, 2008: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]

Congrats to the winners. It was a fun week in the HTML/JavaScript forum.

Gregg Bolinger was not forgotten -- as one of the reviewers, along with Eric, whose input was nothing short of invaluable, he was also sincerely thanked in another section of the Acknowledgements.

Ah, shucks Bear.

Thanks.

I am just wondering where you are finding all this time to write and learn this stuff.

Eric

LOL, well I haven't done much of anything else since last April!

Congrats to all winners.
Thank you Bear Bibeault & Yehuda Katz.
Mr. Bear,
Any plans for a new book?

Originally posted by John Todd:
Thank you Bear Bibeault & Yehuda Katz.

You're welcome, John.

Mr. Bear, Any plans for a new book?

LOL. After working on three in a row, I'm thinking that it's time to take a little break. But I get restless easily, so who knows?

Originally posted by Bear Bibeault:
After working on three in a row, I'm thinking that it's time to take a little break.

Slacker

Congrats guys,

It was great hanging out this week and helping to answer questions. Who knows, maybe I'll stick around and post from time to time

FYI: jQuery just announced jQuery 1.2.2, which has a bunch of interesting new features. Check it out at jQuery 1.2.2: Second Birthday Present