Don’t believe me? Go look up these companies: Firestone, Goodyear, and Michelin. There are others, too. Has the American culture become so lazy that we are raised and conditioned to avoid doing what has already been done? With this way of thinking, companies like Google and Facebook wouldn’t exist; after all, they had predecessors. Why reinvent the “wheel”?

In addition, reinventing the wheel is what a capitalist market is all about, isn’t it? We need competition. If no one reinvented the wheel, there’d be no competition, which is important in a capitalist market.

Discuss.

To get started, let me just throw out a quick example. It’s rough and I put a lot more in it than I would ever actually use in a web design, plus it’s images-free (no graphics). Still, it’s pretty sleek and requires (this is a big part) no additional plugins. In other words, you can build things like this using jQuery right out of the box.

View the example.

So you’ve seen the example, and you were blown away. I’m not going to cater to the “JavaScript newbie” here. As others will agree, if you don’t know JavaScript to begin with, you shouldn’t be using libraries or frameworks for it (or even writing the code at all, unless you intend on learning it correctly). In fact, I’m not even going to dissect my code because the comments should allow you to follow along (if you can’t already tell what’s going on because of how simple jQuery is). Really, I just wanted to bring to light the utility of jQuery and how it can be used. I thought this little script I wrote deserved more attention, particularly because I may be using it (in a modified way) in the future…

Oh yes, the future. My new company, Webtronic Media (which is still in progress and has not been officially launched), will be using the jQuery library for visual (and other functional) aspects of our site. Our intention is to produce sleek, Flash-esque visuals on top of XHTML 1.1 strict standard front-end code, but without the huge Flash player plugin (or processing!). We’re on the bleeding edge, and we want our web site’s presentation to reflect our passion for the balances of beauty and function, compatibility and efficiency. All I have to say is that you will all be blown away when Webtronic Media launches.

Don’t get too excited because I’ve given you insight into my random ponderings (or that you may see a fresh new look around here sooner or later). I make no promises. They are, after all, drafts!

“But, Jona,” you ask, “why have you been so quiet of late?” The fact of the matter is, I’m finally seeing a number of weeks’ hard labor come to fruition. But we aren’t there yet. I have a number of very, very exciting projects underway. Really cool stuff. Stuff you might find yourself using somewhere down the road. And this stuff all comes under one roof… I’m starting a new company.

Not Again…

Oh yes, again. Remember that silly old start-up that never really got finalized? “Computer Master Minds” was the name. Well, you can forget that less than legendary concept altogether. We’re back, Ryan Gabbard and Jonathan Fenocchi, the dynamic duo, and we’ve got a new name. We’ve got a new look. We’ve got a new direction. And we’re taking the Web 2.0 scene by storm! Look out for announcements here within the coming weeks. I will begin using my blog to provide insight into our processes, procedures, and things that might even help you start your own company. Many exciting things await, and we’re so close I can taste it!! This is the calm before the storm. And the storm is coming… (cue climactic, thematic, dramatic musical finale, etc.)

Yes, one of those vacations. At the outset of this year, the “family” (by which I am specifically referring to mothers, aunts, grandmothers, sisters, and other female relatives — you may guess, then, what pronouns such as “we,” “our,” and “us” refer to… guys) elected to go camping.

Ah, camping, the enthralling experience whereby one spends his or her entire morning, afternoon, evening, and night in the great outdoors (or in a wet, musky nylon and polyester bag called a “tent” — or “trap” in my case). I’ll try to go through this whole story chronologically and with minimal hyperbole, but please forgive me. My brain is shot, I’m not proofreading this entry (as it would only serve to open mental wounds that are still healing), and the trip is not over yet (I’m home, but the rest of the family is still out there in Junction).

Despite such a rare forewarning (as events even of this size are proposed with typically one- to two-week notice, sometimes to our preference), mass confusion ensued as this large group of people known as my family — or part of it — began traveling the 291 mile stretch of land that passes through Austin and, well, a great many abnormally shaped and sized hills.

It was Monday, 5am. I had awoken from just over three hours of sleep — uncomfortable sleep, mind you. At about 2 o’clock that morning, I managed to slump over on the couch in my bedroom (yes, I do have a couch in my bedroom) and crash, sleeping soundly, if uncomfortably, until my alarm clock/phone began yelling. No, seriously, the ring tone of the alarm clock is a song in which the vocalist yells… I’m young. What can I say?

Phones, vocalists, couches, and lack of sleep aside, I ambled downstairs in a half-asleep state of confusion and discovered my mom still hadn’t gone to bed. She was still packing. (Interestingly, she ended up not being able to fit it all in the vehicle along with the passengers, so a lot of it stayed home. But I will explain how women remedy such minor barriers later.) I helped her finish packing her items, many of which ended up in my car to alleviate the lack of space in the SUV.

We headed out to my aunt and uncle’s place. It’s a decent drive, but after filling my gas tank (which cost ~$30!), I was delighted to find that the meter was on “Full” even after arriving. After arriving, we packed most of the items into the trailer, pulled by Kirk (my uncle) in his dodge. I carried the cooler and some other things, along with my own things (which consisted of a backpack and a sleeping back that I did not use — go figure).

Before we got a move on, I picked up a turkey sandwich from Brookshire Brothers. Why? Because Subway was closed. At 10am. Incidentally, the night before, I went to pick up a sandwich from a different Subway (closer to our house) for my brother, who’s bedridden due to a slight hernia, at around 8pm, and they were closed. Both times, the sign read open hours yet they were closed. Hmm, Subway needs to get its act together. I suppose you can’t expect perfection by franchising, but it may be better for their business to exert a larger dosage of control in that aspect. Just a thought.

After consuming my turkey sandwich and providing assistance in packing things (such as bicycles) into trucks, we were ready to head out. The travel configuration simply fell into place on its own. My aunt, uncle, their two twins (daughters), and my grandmother were in my uncle’s truck, pulling the trailer (filled with bookoodles of things). Behind them was me, in my car, with my oldest brother Ryan. Behind us, my father-in-law Glen and his daughter Yvonne, my brother’s wife, rode in Glen’s red truck, which was pulling an open trailer with about 9 - 12 coolers. Last in line was my cousin Vicki and her three children, in her Charger. (In retrospect, I made the observation that I was the only individual not driving a Dodge of some kind.)

Many hours of driving followed, along with three or four stops along the way (which is quite amazing considering the number of females involved in the trip). Upon arrival, at nearly 6pm, we got to our campsites. The campsites are all relatively close, to my disappointment, but I took solace in the fact that I was only staying for a short period of time.

In any case, the rest of the day we spent setting up tents, tarps, canopies, lanterns, tables, coolers, you name it. I was less than enthusiastic at this point. After driving such a long distance, I wanted to be back home. To vent a fraction of my frustration, I proceeded to break off from the group and walk along a trail toward the river.

I was convinced by my relatives not to leave that same night, citing lack of sleep as a good reason to spend the night. Fine, I’d stay. That night was hot, despite sleeping half-naked with a fan blowing on me. (Oh yea, curious how we go all the way out there and still have electricity. I call it “conveniently inconvenient.” We go all this way to live the inconvenient lifestyle that you might live if you had no electricity or modern utilities, and yet we keep those conveniences available to us. Counter-intuitive, I’d say, but I shouldn’t digress so much.)

The following morning, I was unprepared for the heat that would follow. I woke up in the late morning. I continued assisting relatives with assorted work… I still do not know what we accomplished by doing so much, but apparently it needed to be done. Personally, I’d have left well enough alone. Nevertheless, much toil and sweating perpetuated throughout the day.

That afternoon, I drove Yvonne to the nearest shopping center (called “Super S Foods”) for a few items: ice, water, and things of a camping nature. Oh, and of course, you can’t take a trip to a grocery store in the middle of nowhere when someone over 21 is buying without picking up an 18-pack of Miller Lite. Failure to do so would be a shame, to say the least! Anyway, we returned to the campsite with the items and restocked our coolers.

By around 5pm, it was suddenly decided (by whom I know not) that we should go tubing down the river. “Excellent!” was my first thought. We could get in water, circumventing the heat issue, and relax, avoiding the constant work we’d otherwise be coerced into doing.

Yvonne and I were the first to actually use the tubes. Everyone else seemed satisfied with the water at the front of the river, but I had forgotten water shoes (and the rocks in that shallow water are incredibly painful to walk on, not to mention slippery). She and I grabbed our tubes and set out on an adventure. An adventure that began with her attempting to get in the tube, but by some miracle missing it and going under the water head first. I looked at one moment and saw her head, and the next moment I saw her feet in the air. I lol’d about that one for quite some time.

The river was rather slow throughout, excepting the parts where it got shallow and then deep again (and thus sped up for a short time). We spent quite some time on the river, enjoying the escape from the heat and each other’s company. When we got out of the river, though, we had to walk back up the river to the entrance. Without shoes, the next fifteen minutes (and about one mile) of walking on grass covered in stickers, hot concrete, and sharp rocks was an experience that nullified every moment of enjoyment I had on our way down the river. My attitude by the time we arrived back at the campsite was, once again, less than enthusiastic.

When we returned to the river entrance, my mother finally arrived with the rest of the family (my other aunt, uncle, and their three children) from California in our SUV. (Yes, she was arriving a day later because their flight did not arrive until Monday evening, hours after we had left.) Fantastic! More people, more fun, more… work.

Setting up additional tents, building more tarps and canopies, and assembling a… portable organizer (what the heck?)… Well, I would do it all over again, for their sake, but I won’t lie about how little I enjoyed it.

After getting everyone settled in, we ate (I hadn’t eaten all day) and went to bed. I was tired, like most everyone else, and didn’t want to be a part of the innumerable “people issues” that ensued. (We’ll save the details of these issues for another day.)

The following day was rather lame. I walked the trail again, following a longer stretch of land, for probably an hour or so. I declined an offer to go on the river again, since I preferred not to wade through the unsanitary water. (Besides, the day before I managed to take a shower while forgetting to bring a towel. I will not say exactly how I got back to my tent to get my towel, but I will say I got there very quickly. And the showers are not close to the tents.)

Instead, I elected to drive my mother and sister-in-law all the way out to Kerrville, where the nearest Walmart could be found. Remember I told you I’d explain how women conquer minor barriers such as lack of space in their vehicles? You guessed it. Shop before going, don’t fit it, and then shop when you get there!

An hour. I drove for an hour. When we finally found the Walmart, the ladies purchased a basket full of things each. Lots of things. I won’t go into listing them, even if I could remember (and I probably could if I tried).

At the checkout, we asked the cashier, named Anel, for directions to the nearest Starbucks. (See, I thought her named was pronounced “Anelle” but couldn’t figure out why it wasn’t spelled that way… Maybe she likes, ahem, “anel”?) If I’m going to drive that kind of distance, I deserve some kind of reward, right? I was suffering from coffee withdrawals by this time anyway.

We found the Starbucks, which was located just along the river (the Guadalupe this time, a much prettier and larger river in my opinion, not the Llano River that we were in back at the campsite). I drove through the drive-thru and placed my order, a complicated beverage. Additionally, the ladies got a drink as well. To my surprise, Ashley (the barista who took our order) got all of the drinks correct without question. I was rather ecstatic to find a barista who knew how to do her job so well! Kudos to you, Ashley! Your manager should give you a M.U.G. award! (And nice hair, by the way.)

We drove back to the campsite, making a record time of about 40 minutes. I don’t know what the speed limit was, but I couldn’t have been going under it, that’s for sure. Upon arrival, we unpacked, built more tarps and canopies (we pretty much had the area covered in tarps at this point), and of course, grabbed some grub. (I don’t know whose idea it was to eat spaghetti in the heat, or why in the world you’d make spaghetti on a camping trip, but I guess you can’t have beans and chicken every night.)

The next morning, I decided I’d had enough. It was time to go. I’d rather spend my vacation relaxing than working. Frankly, I feel more at ease during a normal work week than way out in the middle of nowhere. I drove to the nearby Super S Foods to pick up ice for everyone before leaving (since I’m so benevolent).

I drove back. Alone. The drive was long and lonely, and after just a couple of minutes I had consumed most of my snacks and drinks along the way. The music got boring, but kept it lively enough. Silence would have probably killed me. I managed to take a wrong turn, but was fortunate enough to get directions from an Indian who owned a Shell that actually knew where 290 E was. I stopped probably 3 times on the way back. In its entirety, the trip cost me about $90 in gas. That may not seem like much for 600 miles round-trip (plus the drive to the “nearest” convenience store three times and one drive to Kerrville), but I normally spend $90 a month in gas, so it seemed like a lot.

Getting home was the best thing ever. I was excited to get back to work on my new Web company/partnership with Ryan and Michael. I have been just enjoying the air conditioning, electricity, and civilization in the familiar area I call home. It’s good to be here. And I’m sorry to everyone (particularly my brother Ryan) that is still stuck way out there in the boonies. I hope you guys are all having fun!

Allow me to explain. During the 1950s, Americans began leaning toward righteousness and spiritual purity. Seemingly everyone was ardently conservative. Commonly, the ideal family was well-behaved and father always knew best. In fact, a TV show called “Father Knows Best” was quite popular during this time, as well as shows such as Leave It to Beaver and I Love Lucy. The ’50s also saw the rise of suburban communities, which further isolated families from cities and societies; this strengthened the influence of the nuclear (immediate) family drastically.

After World War II, young veterans returning home became enticed by the sexual and violent appeal lent by comic books. These books also found favor among young adults who had not been deeply involved in the War, more solidly establishing their prevalence. Particularly, comic books themed with horror, science fiction, romance, and to a lesser extent, westerns, saw a vast increase in popularity.

However, the conservative adults of the 1950s found comic books appalling and dangerous. Public outcry blamed comics for juvenile delinquency. Dr. Frederic Wertham wrote a book entitled, “Seduction of the Innocent,” which hit home for anti-comic book interest groups.

As a consequence, the Senate Subcommittee on Juvenile Delinquency held hearings concerning comic book violence and provocation. Furthermore, the immense public disapproval that resulted from such negative media coverage essentially forced the comic book companies to adopt what is known as the Comics Code Authority (CCA). This code was created by comic companies, as a form of self-censorship (or regulation).

After this policy was instituted, comics rapidly saw a decline in explicitness. Women, almost always depicted a voluptuous and stimulating, were scarcely distinguishable from men (save the hair), and a rapid decline in violent drawings ceased the appearance of blood altogether. (Additional aspects were included, but for the specifics of the code, there’s Wikipedia and Google.) The CCA continues, even today, as a regulatory system to provide considerably more wholesome yet still entertaining material.

Now you may well be wondering how this could be correlated to video games. If you are, once again, allow me to expound. In the same way that comics received public disapproval and became the subject of conservative activists’ primary concern, video games have, for some time now, achieved similarly mixed results. On one hand, teens and young adults today buy into video games and their twisted, gory, explicit visuals. This has produced success for the growing mature audience-only video game market. On the other hand, many adults and right-wing conservatives advocate the regulation, censorship, or in some cases banning, of video games due to the nature of their mature content. We can quickly see that, because no regulatory agency exists (although the ESRB does provide content ratings but not content regulations), the video game industry is essentially free to produce whatever content they want, whether it is pornographic, horrific, or inexplicably violent. Hence, the correlation becomes “Video games today, like the comics of the ’50s, are popular among young adults and shunned by the conservatives due to the explicit material they portray.”

Where does the correlation break down? Well, in the 1950s, public disapproval of comic books was surmised and elaborated in a book written by Dr. Frederic Wertham. This book was critical in the eventual outcome, the CCA. In our era, we too have a far right-wing conservative, who routinely files lawsuits and tries to ride on the existing contempt for video game violence and sexuality. This man’s name is Jack Thomson. However, unlike Dr. Wertham in the ’50s, Mr. Thomson, a lawyer, has not yet written a book. Unfortunately for Mr. Thomson — and all conservatives who are advocates of video game regulation — it seems, furthermore, that he has managed to draw more public outcry and negative media coverage towards himself with his extremist tactics.

Now, to clarify my perspective on this issue, this blog entry was not written to take sides or opine the beliefs of its author. The correlation was brought to my attention by a professor, and I have taken an interest in analyzing his suggestion. My analysis, however, does not yield a conclusion. Simply put, this entry was to elaborate on my professor’s brief suggestion that video games and comics are correlated. I investigated and have published the results of my findings here, for anyone who might be interested to read, digest, and discuss the correlation.

Note: that said, if you’re interested in hearing my opinion or relentless ramblings with respect to video game regulation, feel free to ask. I am not afraid to voice my opinion — it’s my blog, after all.

Allow me to outline just a few things that I have learned from Facebook in recent months.

• My acquaintances are actually “friends.”
• Any given friend may, intermittently, be something else. Currently, my friend Ryan is “Kutless rocks” and Di is “OMG 3 DAYS WEEKEND.”
• I have 54 friends, 7 of whom I have never met.
• 55% of my friends are girls, 45% are guys.
• Two of my friends are at their computer perpetually. The only conclusion I can draw is that they are actually superheroes.
• Approximately 35% of my friends are in a relationship.
• I am, subsequently, ashamed to have ever thought that “everyone has a girlfriend but me.”
• Indians (by which I mean to say citizens of India) use Facebook and speak perfect English.
• You can actually get a job, and possibly a career, simply by responding to a Facebook message. I did it, and so can you.
• You can reload to be getting new cat.
• 863 things irritate Claire (and counting!).
• I have hooked up with 3 of my friends. I remember none of it.
• About 9% of my friends were met through other friends.

I have also learned a great many things about how I match up to my friends. Beware, as these facts may be surprising, disturbing, and eerily accurate.

• I am better at science than my friends 85% of the time.
• I am preferred as a date above my friends 100% of the time.
• I am 75% sexier than my friends.
• I am also 75% better at public speaking than my friends.
• Three out of four of my friends would rather marry me than my other friends. That’s 75%. Remember, earlier I said only 55% of my friends were girls. This means that 20% of my guy friends must be gay.
• I am the preferred person to hang out with for a day, 100% of the time.
• Four out of three of my friends would rather sleep with me.
• I am considered 75% more useful than my friends.
• I have been rated “best father,” yet I am single and have in no way proved my potential.
• I am a better listener than any of my friends.
• My taste in music is 75% better than my friends.
• I am more organized than any of my friends. (Now that is a joke!)
• I am happier than my friends.
• One of my friends wants to kiss me.
• I am a poor artist, half as good as any of my friends. Yet, my profile picture (artistically created in Photoshop) is considered better than any of my friends’ profile pictures.
•  My body is 66% better than my friends’ bodies. A congruent figure would rather travel with me.
• I am a lousy catch, yet my friends would rather have dinner with me.
• I smell half as good as my friends.
• There is a 66% chance I will skip class and a 100% chance I will win in a fight.
• Half of my friends would rather live with me.
• I would make a terrible mother. (!!)
• I am 66% more adventurous than my friends, yet study 66% harder. (Notice how 1/3 of me is, therefore, simultaneously adventurous and studious.)
• My friends would rather be stuck on a desert island with me. (I say screw ‘em, I’d rather not be on the freaking island!)
• I am crazier than any of my friends. I can’t argue.
• I have a horrific laugh.
• My friends are 72% more entertaining than I am. Ouch.
• I am 50% more “cuddly.” I don’t know whether I should be proud or not, but since it’s 50%, I suppose it doesn’t matter either way.
• I am 50% more reliable than my friends. Impossible; I never turn my friends down.
• I am not brave, powerful, attractive, outgoing, generous, or cute by any means.
• I am less tech-savvy than half of my friends. (!!!)
• I can drink more than half of my friends (individually, of course).
• My hairstyle is obviously obsolete.
• I am as creative as half of my friends.
• 0% of my friends are jealous of me. I’m hurt.
• I am 1/3 as good of a friend.
• I have no fashion sense and cannot sing or dance at all.
• When it comes to being nice, I’m about average.
• My smile makes people cringe.
• I’m not hot.
• I don’t work hard.
• I’m not confident.
• I’m not loyal or well-mannered.
• And no one wants to be stuck in handcuffs with me.

Wow, that last one really hurt. My friends must not love me. This is another fact I have discovered through the Facebook medium.

In conclusion, for information gathering and discovery, Facebook is capable of uncovering the most incredible secrets and transforming an otherwise stable individual into a hopeless despondent. It is an unmatched utility for learning all about yourself and your friends. Don’t miss the opportunity, go login to Facebook and consider the intricate details and their broader ramifications now!

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I won’t bore you with the reasons why I believe networking continues to grow or my predictions about its future. No, this entry is actually about a networking site, but it’s not so much “social” as it is professional. I’m talking about LinkedIn.

I’m sure many of you have known about this site for a while. It was created a few years ago, I think in early 2003 or maybe 2002. I joined when a colleague of mine sent me an invitation a couple years ago (July 12th, 2006, to be exact), but never really used the service until recently.

I have found that networking with other professionals, whom I’ve worked for or with or have in some way had a professional experience with, is highly beneficial. As the saying sometimes goes, “It’s not what you know, but who you know.” Indeed, knowing the right people, or having contacts in your industry, can be incredibly helpful to your career. It may be the difference of whether you get that interview, or in some cases, whether you get that job. It may also have a more general effect, such as simply being informed of an open position for which you’d like to apply, perhaps earlier than anyone else. Knowing people doesn’t always guarantee that you will further your career, but it has the potential to greatly impact it.

For this reason, I’ve begun using LinkedIn and paying attention to the professional activities of my colleagues and coworkers, both past and present, more closely. Beyond my interest in what they are working on (such as interesting projects, or a new programming language they’re working with, or other interesting details), I can see when my colleagues move to new positions, get promotions, or find new jobs. Moreover, sometimes opportunities arise where I can provide recommendations or become a reference in a job application.

It’s quite useful, so for those of you who still read this rotting blog of mine, go ahead and get yourself an account. And don’t forget to check out my profile and, of course, connect with me as well.

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