Much of my career has been focused on distributed systems, which I'm doing again in Lisp. (The first one attempted with Common Lisp was in 1990.)

As indicated in Daniel Pezely's Road to Lisp blurb, I returned to Lisp in 2005. Since then, I've brought it into a few companies-- mostly early stage start-ups.

Currently (as of 2008), I'm available as a consultant in Seattle.

Contact info:
US: (206) 250-9830
e-mail: first-name at last-name dot com

On a whim and to gain access to their digital library for Lisp material, I joined ACM in 2006... and in 2007 discarded the renewal notice, but that's another matter.

They asked, "What's on your hard drive?" I told them. They printed it. Go figure.