Henry C. Clark

I really liked the first new Star Trek movie. This sequel looks very promising.

New Server: Pentium I7, 12GB, 2x640 GB Mirrored, 2 NICs Windows Server 2008 R2, Hyper-V with Windows 7 This box NCCN11 replaces HCCN8. and vintage 1997 Dell which was put in service in 2003 as a web server for HenryClark.com, HershelEnterprises.com and others. Later, added Exchange. Hyper-V Virtual machine HCCN11v1 replaces HCCN9, a 2002 Dell which was my primary desktop computer through 2008. Since then it has been running apps and email and I have been connecting with remote desktop from my laptop. HCCN11 and HCCN11v1 eliminate two boxes from my machine room, reducing my battery load, and simplifying...

I am really liking this phone.

“Is Facebook doomed to someday become an online ghost town? Run by zombie users who never update their pages? And packs of marketers picking at the corpses Of social circles they once hoped to exploit? It’s sad, if so, though maybe fated, Like the demise of a high school clique.” -- Virginia Heffernan New York Times Free Marketing Advice How can your business take advantage of modern social networking tools? By being pushy and condescending like you’ve done all along. I noticed that the pirate guys on free credit report .com can no longer legally advertise free credit reports...

Dad bought a 1965 Mustang when I was 10. In Merced I drove it until I bought my own first car. Pops had it restored in 2000 and this picture was taken in 2005 on the 40th anniversary drives. One day in '72 Mike Kahl and I drove it out G street past Yosemite and pegged the speedometer at about 125. I pulled off to make a U turn and the motor stalled. I thought I'd blown the engine. But, I turned the key and the motor started right up. Whew....

Henry began a career in software development in 1977 at Rockwell International. There he learned assembly language programming, real time operating systems, and protocol device drivers. He worked at the Copenhagen support office for the bank and airline customers. Branch banking in Europe fueled the growth of low speed serial connections and transaction processing systems. Henry wrote X25 protocol drivers on arrays of microprocessors, and designed and implemented PC based alarm, performance and monitoring systems for a variety of customers in Denmark, Norway, Germany and France. In the US in 1981...

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