I think I’ve finally found the right theme for this blog! I’ve always been looking for a simple, not overweight, visually appealing design. Today’s New WordPress Themes section presented one with most of the qualities I value!

The theme is called ‘The Erudite’ by Soma Design, and it’s developed for writers. I like most of the features, especially that it focuses on the latest post, while previewing others. I’ll tweak a few minor things here and there, add a custom header image, but even now it fits my blog just fine!

I was thinking of a name for my soon-to-be-launched project lately. It had to be something really simple, yet creative enough to make a brand. After a few days considering the options I’ve come up with this: Simple Beat. My project will include a part where I design, code, and publish an iPhone game, and I tend to make it as simple and easy to play as possible. I’ll also write music for the app, so here it is: Simple Beat.

A couple of days ago I’ve registered the simplebeat.com domain name, and signed up for hosting and CMS solution at Squarespace. The site is up and running, several posts has been already put up, and I’m working on a custom design now.

I am still learning C, and still trying to get a full grip on functions! Even though my understanding is getting clearer with each program I write, the ease of implementation has not come yet. I believe, this would take a few more sample tasks to complete.

Some sad news. My teeth hurt badly, and I’m to go to a dentist. The problem is that it feels like there are too many teeth infected, and this whole thing would probably last for some long time…

This time around my learning curve of C programming language got flat. For a while. My main concern was the topic of Functions. The syntax and implementation of the Functions in C are quite different from what I used to be familiar with, and that made me somewhat goofy.

It was two days later when I’ve finally managed to get used to the new logic and rules. Now I’d say it all makes sense.

Another ’surprise’ came from xCode. The environment is still new to me, and sometimes when something wrong happens with my program, or within the IDE itself, I have hard and long time figuring out how to fix it. Today’s challenge was to make the compiled app run in the Terminal window. Somehow I’ve managed to restore associations, and execute the exercise.