My main interests today are pinball, game shows, and poker. Though software development is my profession, I have a lot of side projects and that's mostly what you'll find here.

You can contact me here on Facebook, or by sending email.

FreeWPC is my main programming-for-fun project. It is an operating system for 1990's Bally/Williams pinball machines, allowing me to rewrite the rules or make the games do whatever I want. I'm currently testing it in my 1994 game, World Cup Soccer.

GCC6809 is a port of the GCC compiler suite to the 6809 processor, a 1970's era CPU that runs at 2Mhz. It is the CPU that drives dozens of pinball machines and is a major component that makes FreeWPC possible. It's being used by others still doing 6809 development, too.

View my blog posts (RSS) to hear about the other happenings in my life. You can also find me and my friends on LiveJournal.

Long ago I maintained statistics of the top Jeopardy! champions. Although not accurate, those pages are still online and receive quite a few hits.

I am a software engineer for RadiSys Corporation, a computer hardware manufacturer for telecom, medical, and various other industries. I have been there for over 12 years now as a senior software engineer. Read more about my education and career.