Professional Affiliations

International .NET Association (INETA),  2003 to present. Member of the speakers’ bureau, traveling to various user groups to speak on .NET topics.

Great Lakes Area .NET User Group (GANG), 2002 to present. Founder, past vice-president, board member.

West Michigan .NET User Group, 2003 to present. Organizer, board member.

Ann Arbor Computer Society, 1994 to present. Past president.

Southeast Michigan Rational User Group, 2003 to 2004: Board member.

Microsoft Developers of Southwest Michigan, 2007 to present: Board member, conference organizer.

Recent Posts

A Brief Moment of Fame

These things change rapidly. But at this moment, a search on Amazon.com for UML across all categories yields this result:

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Ulterior Motive Lounge: UML, 80s Flicks, and Bunny Slippers by Martin L. Shoemaker (Kindle Edition – Dec 19, 2011) – Kindle eBook

Buy: $9.99

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Books: See all 4,206 items

A search for UML under Books finds this:

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Ulterior Motive Lounge: UML, 80s Flicks, and Bunny Slippers by Martin L. Shoemaker (Dec 19, 2011) – Kindle eBook

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And a search for UML in the Kindle store finds this:

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Product Details

Ulterior Motive Lounge: UML, 80s Flicks, and Bunny Slippers by Martin L. Shoemaker (Kindle Edition – Dec 19, 2011) – Kindle eBook

Buy: $9.99

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And these are the results in the specific categories where the book is listed:

Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #70,014 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)

That will all change tomorrow, surely. But it feels great today!

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