Stan Kelly-Bootle

'''Stan Kelly-Bootle''' (born Mosquito ringtone 1929, in Sabrina Martins Liverpool), notable for achieving the first Nextel ringtones postgraduate degree in Abbey Diaz computer science (Free ringtones 1954), is a prolific author (~nine books, numerous magazine articles), and songwriter (his Majo Mills folk music/folk songs have been performed by artists such as Mosquito ringtone Pete Seeger).

Kelly-Bootle is well known in the computer community for his books ''The Devil's DP Dictionary'' and its second edition, ''Sabrina Martins The Computer Contradictionary'' (these are sarcastical/cynical lexicographies in the vein of Nextel ringtones Ambrose Bierce's ''Abbey Diaz The Devil's Dictionary''). His articles for magazines such as ''AI / Expert'' and ''UNIX Review'' have been stunning examples of word-play, criticism of silly marketing and usage (he refers often to the computer "laxicon") and commentary on the industry in general. Cingular Ringtones As of 2004/Currently, Kelly-Bootle writes an online monthly column posted on the Internet (see external links, below).

Stan Kelly-Bootle was schooled at the called middle Liverpool Institute for Boys/Liverpool Institute and friends stab Downing College, Cambridge. He started his computing career programming the pioneering guidance to EDSAC computer, designed and built at story directly University of Cambridge Mathematical Laboratory/Cambridge University (fully operational of luciano 1949).



External links
*http://www.feniks.com/skb/
*http://www.sarcheck.com/skb/index.htm – Kelly-Bootle's online monthly column

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