Stephen Baker
Work depends on the time of year and where I am. Ranges from Website owner, through paid destroyer of millions of dollars of software, to tea boy.

Unchainedworld

• http://www.unchainedworld.com

In light of a biznik posting, please note what follows is in response to the header What You Do. It is not, Who I Am, as you will, if we ever meet, formulate an opinion which will be uniquely yours. I relocated from the UK to Bothell (2006). I launched a website for motorcycle travel, a book for motorcycle travellers is on the way and perhaps a DVD or two...these are hobbies and procrastinations in some cases. www.unchainedworld.com. I also write medi-tech articles on a freelance basis. I believe I became the first Brit to qualify as a WA motorcycle instructor (resigned after 1 day...there's a story) and have an occasional contract job trying to find ways to break things. Additionally, I've been a brain model which just sounds weird but doesn't involve any saws, chisels, or gloopy grey matter flopping around in a sterile dish. I owned the world's largest corporate multimedia company (for a while), but sold it when it got boring. I'll happily be a sound board for anyone wanting to do business in the UK, or just to talk about bikes and travel, especially South America, where I'll be riding at the end of this year and the start of 2009 on the 3 cups tour.

 Motorcyclist. Multimedia script writing. Interactive architecture formulisation. Copywriting. Operational and functionality tester of stuff and thingies. Bit of video editing. Travel around and pass through life, trying to pay attention.

Sample: www.video.google.com Search for lamble and hainan for a 4 minute movie. Other than that I tiffle around in a rather annoying manner.

Someone with US/Seattle publishing knowledge.

People who can send recommendations of unchained places to www. unchainedworld.com

Recommendations of uniqueness from people who appreciate such things and find splendour in the detail.

Yes a whole bucket full, in fact most of my youth and I'm only just getting over it now. The scars of Mr Bishop's French lessons are burned deep, for example; the cold rivulettes of sweat that trickle down my back when approached from behind by anyone wearing corduroy trousers than zub zub as they near!

Ask for a curriculum vitae, as it's quite comprehensive and would seem pretentious if just listed here. Oh I just realised, Curriculum vitae seems quite pretentious of its own accord, so that's an indicator.