I thought I'd pass along some news I found about The Perl Journal finding a new home with publication to resume this fall! See http://www.samag.com/tpj/ for more details.

I also heard a rumor that Jon Orwant put up $70,000 of his own money rather than see subscribers to TPJ who already paid lose out. He is a man of great integrity and a recent newlywed. Congratulations and Thank You Jon!.

A brief side story: My government customer was in a book store in Gaithersburg, Maryland about a month ago looking at the 3rd Camel, and the woman next to him said, "My son helped write that book!" It was Jon's proud mother!

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