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Not very good, but I couldn't resist :)
There was a young fella from Bath
who queried his elements by path
he thought it quite swell
that this worked so well
especially with XQuery incurring much wrath
I prefer my documents well-formed
Following rules so they are never deformed
until one day
to my utter dismay
I found they had suddenly transformed
Cheers,
L.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Paul Spencer [mailto:paul.spencer@alphaxml.com]
> Sent: 08 January 2002 16:32
> To: Xml-Dev
> Subject: [xml-dev] [ANN] XML Limerick Competition
>
>
> A year ago, many of you entered our XML Haiku competition, both winners
> being contributors to this list. Since a couple sent in limericks claiming
> they were two haiku stuck together, we decided to lower the tone this year.
> So
>
> Prizes from Altova and Wrox
> For rhymes about XPath and SOX
> All you must do
> Is rhyme like I do
> And wait for your seasonal box
>
> Like all my limericks, I ran out of inspiration after two lines. If you can
> do better, you can win a copy of XML Spy Suite (courtesy of Altova) or a
> copy of Professional ebXML Foundations (courtesy of Wrox Press). For more
> information, see http://www.alphaxml.com.
>
> Good luck
>
> Paul Spencer
> CTO, alphaXML Ltd
> Author: Professional XML Design and Implementation (Wrox Press)
> Co-author: Beginning XML, Professional XSL (Wrox Press)
> XML services for Industry and Government
> +44 (0)1491 630053
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