From: "Bermejo, Rodrigo" <rodrigo.bermejo@...>
Date: 2003-05-06T03:32:38+09:00
Subject: Re: Why is PHP so popular?  What can we learn from the PHP camp?

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>>Anyway, happy Cinco de Mayo!  ;)
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>Yes, happy Cinco de Mayo!  Cinco de Mayo isn't really Mexican Independence 
>day as is commonly thought (that's September 12th) but it marks a victory 
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Actually The Mexican Independence is on  September 15th.

>of the Mexican forces against the French in which the Mexican forces were 
>heavily outnumbered by the better trained and equiped French army.
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You know more than many Mexicans !!!

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>sometimes the underdog does win, that should give us hope ;-)
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>BTW: it's amazing that what amounts to a fairly minor holiday in Mexico 
>is a five day celebration here in Portland, OR - any excuse for a party, I 
>guess.  The 4th of July isn't even celebrated for five days.
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It does not happen here in Mexico actually I am working today, just kids 
took the day off.
I dont know why this date is more important in the other side of the 
river   than here ??

>Phil
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A Mexican underdog working on  May 5 .... which hates Taco bell and PHP.

Viva Ruby !!    


-r.