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Author Archives: Mike Clark
I’ve Just Published a Book (or Two)!
This blog generally deals with technical topics only, but I am going to make an exception in this case. I guess I have that privilege — I make the rules here, after all! I’ve been working on a side project … Continue reading
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Yesterday’s Sandhills and Bones of My People
The Books are DONE! As of tonight, both Yesterday’s Sandhills and The Bones of My People are published! The former made it into CreateSpace just tonight, so it isn’t available immediately on Amazon, but it will be there in just … Continue reading
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R.I.P. Mikhail Kalashnikov
I was startled to find out this morning that Mikhail Kalashnikov, one of the world’s premier small arms designers, has passed away at the age of 94. I was startled because I hadn’t imagined that he was still alive this … Continue reading
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Alaa Wardi is at it Again!
Alaa Wardi is an Iranian muscian based in Saudi Arabia. He makes some of the best a capella works around. Many in Engllish and Arabic, but here’s a new offering in French (with a bit of an Arabic flavor in … Continue reading
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Not Getting Rich On My WP Apps, But…
I got started building apps for Windows Phone with the idea that maybe I’d be able to make some money at it. Keep dreaming, as they say… In any case, I wasn’t building games, but more-or-less practical apps, and that, … Continue reading
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Finding a Publisher: CreateSpace
As I said in my earlier post, I tried to get some standard publisher to take on my sister-in-law’s book, but nobody was interested. I let the matter lie until just recently when I became aware that self-publishing had matured … Continue reading
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Two New Books on the Way!
A long time ago, in 1980, I got lucky and married a very fine woman who made my subsequent life more fulfilled than I ever imagined it could be. Not long after I became acquainted with her, I found out … Continue reading
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Remember Versioning Before Putting Fist Through Monitor
I am currently working on a project with a deadline in my day job, and I am having fun with it. Well, mostly. There was this little problem I was having that was beginning to make me quite frustrated. And … Continue reading
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So Glad the Royal Baby is Born
First of all, I am an Anglophile. Which, for those of you who have mislaid your dictionaries, means that I like British stuff. I even lived there for almost three years once! Love the place, and would like to visit … Continue reading
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Affording New Tech: Somebody’s Feeling Entitled
Jenna Wortham of the New York Times seems to think that new technology should be cheap enough for poor people to afford it. My first question is: Why? Headlines are not normally created by the journalist, but are apportioned by … Continue reading
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