user Limbic~Region My daughters Jasmine and Alyssa with me outside Chick-Fil-A for family night summer 2011. You can find the origins of my moniker [id://334900|here]. I find it a lot easier to say that I am a Christian than actually being a Christian. I am working on that. I sometimes write in my <del>[http://use.perl.org/~Limbic%20Region/journal|journal]</del> [http://blogs.perl.org/users/limbicregion/|journal]. Need an expert? I am available for hire. If you are interested in details, please let me know. Need a sorted hash? [cpan://Tie::Hash::Sorted]. Think you might need an iterator? [http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2005/06/16/iterators.html|Iterator Tutorial] Monks I have met in chronological order: <select> <option>1976/11/17 - Gator </option> <option>1997/01/01 - mifflinburk </option> <option>2003/02/04 - beretboy </option> <option>2003/04/08 - Dominus </option> <option>2003/05/03 - theorbtwo </option> <option>2003/05/03 - castaway </option> <option>2003/08/10 - Mr. Muskrat </option> <option>2003/08/12 - traveler </option> <option>2003/09/11 - chaoticset </option> <option>2004/07/04 - herveus </option> <option>2005/06/04 - jdporter </option> <option>2005/11/05 - PerlWevil </option> <option>2005/12/11 - jacques </option> <option>2006/01/23 - TStanley </option> <option>????/??/?? - cjfoy </option> <option>2008/01/09 - dwhite20899 </option> <option>2008/01/09 - derby </option> <option>2008/06/17 - kyle </option> <option>2011/10/10 - OfficeLinebacker </option> </select> Take any advice I give with a grain of salt. I am usually in the right ball park, but seldom in the right seat.   <select> <option>2002-07-11 &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp 0 XP</option> <option>2003-02-27 &nbsp &nbsp 1_000 XP</option> <option>????-??-?? &nbsp &nbsp 2_000 XP</option> <option>2003-05-30 &nbsp &nbsp 3_000 XP</option> <option>2003-08-09 &nbsp &nbsp 4_000 XP</option> <option>2003-10-03 &nbsp &nbsp 5_000 XP</option> <option>2003-12-11 &nbsp &nbsp 6_000 XP</option> <option>2004-03-05 &nbsp &nbsp 7_000 XP</option> <option>2004-04-02 &nbsp &nbsp 8_000 XP</option> <option>2004-06-28 &nbsp &nbsp 9_000 XP</option> <option>2004-08-15 &nbsp 10_000 XP</option> <option>2004-10-01 &nbsp 11_000 XP</option> <option>2004-11-23 &nbsp 12_000 XP</option> <option>2005-01-24 &nbsp 13_000 XP</option> <option>2005-03-07 &nbsp 14_000 XP</option> <option>2005-04-08 &nbsp 15_000 XP</option> <option>2005-06-02 &nbsp 16_000 XP</option> <option>2005-07-11 &nbsp 17_000 XP</option> <option>2005-10-01 &nbsp 18_000 XP</option> <option>2005-11-23 &nbsp 19_000 XP</option> <option>2006-02-24 &nbsp 20_000 XP</option> <option>2006-05-07 &nbsp 21_000 XP</option> <option>2006-07-03 &nbsp 22_000 XP</option> <option>2006-10-17 &nbsp 23_000 XP</option> <option>2006-12-07 &nbsp 24_000 XP</option> <option>2007-03-12 &nbsp 25_000 XP</option> <option>2007-05-31 &nbsp 26_000 XP</option> <option>2007-08-07 &nbsp 27_000 XP</option> <option>2007-12-19 &nbsp 28_000 XP</option> <option>2008-03-08 &nbsp 29_000 XP</option> <option>2008-07-30 &nbsp 30_000 XP</option> <option>2008-12-08 &nbsp 31_000 XP</option> <option>2009-04-20 &nbsp 32_000 XP</option> <option>2009-08-06 &nbsp 33_000 XP</option> <option>2010-03-09 &nbsp 34_000 XP</option> <option>????-??-?? &nbsp 35_000 XP</option> <option>2011-08-07 &nbsp 36_000 XP</option> <option>2013-04-02 &nbsp 37_000 XP</option> </select> 2007-12-02: My daughter Alyssa was born 2007-04-10: I have a different node in the 4 different categories of [Best Nodes] ([id://608955|day], [id://608174|week], [id://605184|month], [id://584790 |year]). Why not to use [mod://Email::Valid] to parse email addresses Over the years, I have had strong disagreements regarding not using [mod://Email::Valid] to parse email addresses. These arguments have been with well known and respected members of the perl community - most notably [chromatic] and [merlyn]. I am providing a list of nodes here in case it comes up again. It will likely be helpful to read the whole thread to get context before reading my response. <ul> <li>[id://552593]</li> <li>[id://393939]</li> <li>[id://711132]</li> </ul> Obligatory Perl Geek Code <CODE> -----BEGIN PERL GEEK CODE BLOCK----- Version: 0.01 P+++>++++c+P6 R++M++O++MA++E++PU+>++++BD C++D+S+++$X WP+++MO PP+++n?CO--PO-o G+A OL!Ee!Ev+uL+uS+uH+++w m! ------END PERL GEEK CODE BLOCK------ </CODE> <a href="http://www.xmltwig.com/cgi-bin/pgc/pgc_decode?code=P%2B%2B%2B%3E%2B%2B%2B%2Bc%2BP6%20R%2B%2BM%2B%2BO%2B%2BMA%2B%2BE%2B%2BPU%2B%3E%2B%2B%2B%2BBD%20C%2B%2BD%2BS%2B%2B%2B%24X%20WP%2B%2B%2BMO%20PP%2B%2B%2Bn%3FCO--PO-o%20G%2BA%20OL!Ee!Ev%2BuL%2BuS%2BuH%2B%2B%2Bw%20m!&version=0.01">Decode It</a> This space intentionally left blank in spite of those who think home node buttons are compulsory     2013-05-13 10:59:40 37064 358097 196857 %Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S %Z 2870 Odenton, MD</td></tr><tr><td>XP Changes</td><td><del><a href="http://tinymicros.com/pm/index.php?goto=PlotChart&nodeid=180961&start=0">Offsite</a></del> America/New_York 100