The book is selling very well, and our publisher tells us that we are fast approaching a second printing. This is great news. At the same time, we have received some corrections sent in by eagle-eyed readers, and our goal is to make sure they get into the book. Our deadline to make the next printing is May 15th, so please take a close look at the book and get us your corrections by May 14th. We appreciate the ones you’ve sent so far — please keep them coming!
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Donald: Thank you for contacting us, and sorry you missed the signing. I will be in McLean toward the middle of June and will be signing books at Borders in Tysons Corner on June 15th. If you bring your book there, I will sign it for you. I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for all your devoted service while you were at SAIC. Bob.