MPJ

Chapters or threads are probably too strong words to be used for the weblog, but nevertheless, for one public journal that over the years has overgrown personal stories, they seem to be the only way able to categorize the entire content. Milan's Public Journal is also equipped with the RSS feed you can find and use within various readers or capable browsers to subscribe to your reading list. Milan's Public Journal is in a way an open book where I am adding new posts once or twice a month and over time it accumulated more than hundred titles. With e-book growing in size monthly I decided to use Blogger's scripting tools and create Site Map and this Table of Contents page in order to organize the content into sections.

Hello folks, or should I say random web reader! Or perhaps you are here on purpose. Or maybe you are a humanized or automatized bot or crawler, doing your scheduled intelligence from whatever reason you do that every now and again. Either way, now when you are here, this probably means you read at least one of my posts and now wondering who I am? Well, even though I believe in privacy on the net I guess when you are having a blog this is not really possible to maintain.

Hello folks, or should I say random web reader! Or perhaps you are here on purpose. Or maybe you are a humanized or automatized bot or crawler, doing your scheduled intelligence for whatever reason you do that every now and again. Either way, now that you are here, this probably means you read at least one of my posts and are now wondering who I am? Well, even though I believe in privacy on the net, I guess when you are having a blog this is not really possible to maintain. Therefore, I created this page so I can introduce myself a little and say something about the blog itself. My name is Milan, and basically, this would be just a stream of my texts, thoughts, or whatever I think it's worthwhile publishing. Actually, I don't think of myself as a writer, especially in written English, which is not my native language, and the fact is that this is not what I do best. What I do best is programming, and I have been doing that for several decades professionally. I like to think tha...