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Well, the 1998 Baker to
Vegas Challenge Cup Relay is behind us, and we're already planning
to make the technical efforts for the B2V 1999 event even better. I'm the
webmaster for the new domain Baker-to-Vegas.org,
which hosts the technical and training information for the volunteers that
participate from the S.F. Bay Area. (It's also the main machine where I
practice UNIX System Administration.) Please look on the
Baker-to-Vegas.org
site for the most recent pages.
I hold a General-Class Amateur Radio FCC license. I'm currently appointed
as an ARRL District Emergency Coordinator 'at large' in the ARRL East Bay Section, because the ARRL doesn't recognize the position of Assistant
Section E.C. My responsibilities are primarily developing training materials
for use in the four counties (Alameda, Contra Costa, Napa, and Solano) that
make up the ARRL East Bay Section, and helping to coordinate the training
efforts of City- and County-level HAM groups within the section.. I'm also
an officer in the Non-Profit Corporatrion East Bay Section A.R.E.S.,
Inc. which was founded to help support the efforts of Amateur Radio
Emergency Services groups and clubs within the East Bay Section.
I've been speaking Esperanto (The International Language) for more than
eight years now, and I'm currently the webmaster and postmaster for the site
Esperanto.org. I'm also the Secretary
for Internet Affairs (for '98-'99) for the
International League of Esperantist
Radio Amateurs (ILERA).
You can read my information about the
ILERA Net Frequencies and
Fall Contest, if you are interested.
As well as having instructed basic and advanced networking topics at U.C.
Santa Cruz Extension, and San Jose State University's Professional Development
classes, and guest lectured at U.C. Berkeley extension, I'm co-author
of a self-paced tutorial "
Mastering
Network Management", one of a series of books from Numidia Press
(ISBN 1880548135).
My big hobby (read: what I do when work and volunteer work make me crazy) is building my own creations with LEGO bricks. I have a website with pictures from a bunch of my projects including the i Large Fire Station, Train Round House, Train Turntable, Zamboni, Marble Maze, and a few others. My favorite theme right now is Trains. I'm always looking for old LEGO bricks and stuff, so please let me know if you think you may have some old LEGO that needs a good home.
The space for all my pages on tio.net are sponsored by Ed Williger (one of my favorite Esperanto instructors), and the staff of The Independent Operation.
The space for my pages on Esperanto.org, Baker-to-Vegas.org, BayLUG.org, and Jeffk.com are all donated by KH6JUZ Enterprises.
Updated 99.3.23, by David K. Z.
Harris, N6UOW, ILERA #542...