Mark Watson's opinions on Java, Ruby, Lisp, AI, and the Semantic Web

I am a consultant living in the Mountains of Central Arizona. I am an author of 14 published books covering Artificial Intelligence (AI), Java, C++, Lisp, Linux, and Windows. I specialize in Java and Ruby server side development and Artificial Intelligence programming.

Monday, December 11, 2006

out of the hospital and back online

I have 2 large pulmonary embolisms - a bummer, but I am stable now and out of the hospital :-)

# posted by Mark Watson, author and consultant : 3:09 PM

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