The Winner of the Amazon.com Schwag Raffle is . . .

Wait, a little background –

Two weeks ago, I announced that I would be giving away my Amazon.com shirts. The announcement can be [found here]. As of the deadline, August 31, 2006, 5PM PST, there were 33 people who dugg the post.

Methodology

So, to be fair, here’s the methodology I used:

I created a MySql table called SCHWAG that contains the 33 usernames. I then picked a random row number then ran the following query –

mysql> SELECT * FROM SCHWAG ORDER BY RAND();

The Winner

I picked row 4, then ran the query above, and the username that was in row 4 based on the rand() function is

Yuga

Congratulations! You’ve won 5, used, free, authentic Amazon.com shirts. Please contact me with your mailing information and you’ll have your prize in no time. Congratulations.


Short URL: http://bit.ly/NXIY

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