From: E. Blood
Subject: Denver Area or Front Range Lisp Users
Date: 
Message-ID: <8665r9ro13.fsf@blah.winkywooster.org>
Is there is anybody in the Denver area, or the Front Range of
Colorado, that would like to get together and discuss all things Lisp?
If so, drop me an email.

I also created a page on the ALU cliki site: 

   http://alu.cliki.net/lispden

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Eric Blood
······@newsguy.com
From: Bill Clementson
Subject: Re: Denver Area or Front Range Lisp Users
Date: 
Message-ID: <wkn0kjhgr7.fsf@attbi.com>
······@newsguy.com (E. Blood) writes:

> Is there is anybody in the Denver area, or the Front Range of
> Colorado, that would like to get together and discuss all things Lisp?
> If so, drop me an email.
> 
> I also created a page on the ALU cliki site: 
> 
>    http://alu.cliki.net/lispden
> 
> -- 
> Eric Blood
> ······@newsguy.com
Hi Eric,

We met briefly at the ILC conference in October. Sure, I'd like to get
together to discuss lisp and perhaps have a beer or two as well (just to
keep in line with the standard lispnik conventions mind you ;-) ). I
live up in Boulder but work in Denver, so either a Denver or a Boulder
pub would work for me.

Also, there are a few other Denver/Boulder lispniks that I know of and 
I will forward your message to them as well:

Larry Hunter - CU professor & Bioinformatics researcher
Imran Shah - CU professor & Bioinformatics researcher (spoke at ILC
2002)
Steve Smith - posted to c.l.l recently & lives in Loveland, CO

--
Bill Clementson
From: sv0f
Subject: Re: Denver Area or Front Range Lisp Users
Date: 
Message-ID: <none-E2C9C7.09074226022003@news.vanderbilt.edu>
In article <··············@attbi.com>,
 Bill Clementson <·······@attbi.com> wrote:

>Also, there are a few other Denver/Boulder lispniks that I know of and 
>I will forward your message to them as well:
>
>Larry Hunter - CU professor & Bioinformatics researcher
>Imran Shah - CU professor & Bioinformatics researcher (spoke at ILC
>2002)
>Steve Smith - posted to c.l.l recently & lives in Loveland, CO

Isn't Alex Repenning, who developed AgentSheets in MCL,
located in Boulder?  Also, there's a computer science
professor of MIT lineage who uses Scheme in some of his
classes: Michael Eisenberg.

Sashank (who's marooned in Nashville)
From: Joe Marshall
Subject: Re: Denver Area or Front Range Lisp Users
Date: 
Message-ID: <vfz7jc0z.fsf@ccs.neu.edu>
sv0f <····@vanderbilt.edu> writes:

> Isn't Alex Repenning, who developed AgentSheets in MCL,
> located in Boulder?  Also, there's a computer science
> professor of MIT lineage who uses Scheme in some of his
> classes: Michael Eisenberg.

Mike's in Boulder?  They are fortunate!
From: Bill Clementson
Subject: Re: Denver Area or Front Range Lisp Users
Date: 
Message-ID: <1b3ac8a3.0302270756.1e05d852@posting.google.com>
sv0f <····@vanderbilt.edu> wrote in message news:<··························@news.vanderbilt.edu>...
> Isn't Alex Repenning, who developed AgentSheets in MCL,
> located in Boulder?  Also, there's a computer science
> professor of MIT lineage who uses Scheme in some of his
> classes: Michael Eisenberg.

Thanks for the info - I didn't know about Alex or Michael 
and I will ask them if they want to join us as well.

--
Bill Clementson
comp.lang.lisp / 2003 / feb