Merge pull request #3 from connectivecpp/develop

Updating Cliff's info in README

Author: cliffg-softwarelibre

README.md

@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ Connective C++ would not be possible without articles, libraries, and code examp
 
 **Cliff Green** (cliffg at connectivecpp dot com) is a software engineer and has worked for many years writing infrastructure libraries and applications for use in networked and distributed systems, typically where high reliability or uptime is required. The domains where he has worked include wireless networks (in particular cellular 9-1-1), location technology, and large scale embedded and simulation systems in the military aerospace industry. He has volunteered many years at [CppCon](https://cppcon.org/) (when it was in Bellevue, Washington) and presented at BoostCon (before it was renamed to [C++ Now](http://cppnow.org/)).
 
-Cliff previously lived in the Seattle area and you may know him from other interests including volleyball, hiking, railroading (both the model variety and the real life big ones), music, or even parent support activities (if you are having major difficulties with your teen check out the [Changes Parent Support Network](http://cpsn.org)). He now lives in Placitas, New Mexico (15 miles north of Albuquerque).
+Cliff previously lived in the Seattle area and you may know him from other interests including volleyball, hiking, railroading (both the model variety and the real life big ones), music, or even parent support activities (if you are having major difficulties with your teen check out the [Changes Parent Support Network](http://cpsn.org)). He now lives in Placitas, New Mexico (15 miles north of Albuquerque) and is still involved in various tech groups and Meetups, is a business partner in a small aviation company, and volunteers both on a balloon crew and at the Southwest Soaring Museum. For pics and details check out his [LinkedIn page](https://www.linkedin.com/in/cliffg/).
 
 **Thurman Gillespy** ([GitHub site](https://tgill880.github.io/), thurmang at connectivecpp dot com) is a software engineer although his first career was in diagnostic radiology, with stints at the University of Florida (1985 - 1990), University of Washington (1990 - 2008) and private practice in Seattle (2008 - 2015). In the 1990's, Thurman wrote Dr Razz, the first application that could display and manipulate radiology images on a Macintosh computer. In 2015 Thurman left medicine and went back to school to transform a life long hobby of programming into a second career as a software developer.