I had some time to kill at the airport, so I came up with a couple of new t-shirt designs. I made the text for some of them customizable. The pun is on all the people who try to reinvent Lisp. I pretended it was a spelling error when questioned by someone attractive at a party: "It's Lips, really." It worked for me.
I'm still waiting for Carl Shapiro to grant me permission to publish my ILC05 recordings. I still owe him a complete list of the talks I recorded. Here's an incomplete list of talks I recorded:
- Beyond Lisp by John McCarthy
- The Legacy of Lisp by Henry Baker
- A Framework for Maintaining the Coherence of a Running Lisp by Drew McDermot
- How to Make Lisp More Special by Pascal Costanza
- English as a Macro Language and Programming Environment for Lisp by Henry Lieberman
- Conscientious Software by Richard Gabriel
- The (Re)Birth of the Knowledge Operating System by Jeff Shrager
- Correctness by Construction is in your future by James McDonald