Rescheduled - Philly Lambda - RSVP - "Real World Common Lisp" Presentation on 9/30

[Aaron Feng <aaron.feng@gmail.com>]

It looks like we can get a better crowd if we push it to next week.
Sorry about the late notice.  I included the previous RVSP below:


Philip Fominykh will be presenting at the next lambda presentation.
He has 3 years of Common Lisp consulting experience and would like to
share with us his experience.  I would encourage people to come even
if you are not familiar with Common Lisp as there are plenty of people
in the group who are familiar enough to explain.

Please RSVP if you plan to attend on 9/30.  The meeting will start at
7pm and will be hosted at Algorithmics.  As usual, please
check in with the front desk by 6:45.  Directions can be found at the
group's meeting page:
http://groups.google.com/group/philly-lambda/web/meetings

Here is an excerpt from Philip:

I'm going to talk about two uncommon aspects of common lisp: the
assumption that the lisp image is always running, even during the
development stage, and the ability to hide details behind layers of
custom languages. I'll demonstrate how these two aspects influenced
the design of the standard, and combined together make common lisp
into a best choice for exploratory programming. The talk will have
lots of demoes, but I'll try to make things obvious to people who
don't have prior exposure to common lisp.