[gentoo-dev] new devs

[gentoo-dev] new devs

[Deedra Waters]

Hi all,

We have 1 new dev, and 1 returning dev.

Rob Holland, (tigger)

Rob is our returning dev. Rob is from the UK, and will be helping out with Sparc, and wasabi.
Tom Knight (tomk)

Tom is ournew dev, andhas come to join the Gentoo team from Sheffield, UK. Tom will be joining the Gentoo team to help out the net-mail herd.

Tom has a degree in genetics, and is getting a masters in programming. He likes a bit of everything; especially science,
music, films, going out with friends, and anything else that's fun.

Please help me welcome theese guys to gentoo :)




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[gentoo-dev] new devs

[Deedra Waters]

I have 2 new devs to introduce today.

Radoslaw Stachowia (radek)

Radek has come to join the Gentoo team from Poland. He will be helping
with net-zope and related ebuilds.

Radek's hobbies are gentoo, python, and crypto. He says that he is happy
single.

Patrick Dawson (pkdawson)

Patrick has come to join the Gentoo team to help with media-sound and
media-video. I'll let him tell you about himself.

I'm from Long Island but currently bouncing back and forth between Long
Island and Buffalo, NY. I'm a student at the University at Buffalo,
where I'm double-majoring in Chemistry and Computer Science. I spend my
time with my girlfriend Jen, playing my guitars, hacking, programming,
discovering new music to listen to, and sometimes even studying.

Please help me welcome them to gentoo!:)



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Re: [gentoo-dev] new devs

[Patrick Kursawe]

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On Tue, Aug 10, 2004 at 06:18:51AM -0700, Deedra Waters wrote:
> I have 2 new devs to introduce today.
> 
> Radoslaw Stachowia (radek)
> 
> Radek has come to join the Gentoo team from Poland. He will be helping
> with net-zope and related ebuilds.

Witamy!

> Patrick Dawson (pkdawson)

> I'm a student at the University at Buffalo,
> where I'm double-majoring in Chemistry and Computer Science.

Another chemist... and doing computer science officially... that's
dangerous, boy! If you aren't careful you'll end up earning your money
by writing chemistry related software. Don't say I didn't warn you!

Welcome aboard,

Patrick	

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[gentoo-dev] new devs

[Deedra Waters]

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Hi all,

Sorry for the late post on some of theese, the last couple of weeks have
been rather....interesting to say the least.

Josh Grebe (squash)

Josh  has come to join the gentoo team from St. Louis, MO. Josh will be
helping out the sparc team. He has been using linux since the days of
kernel  1.2. Josh has made several contributions to openap-ng.

Josh works as a systems programmer, and has a wife and 2 cats. He enjoys
bicycling, motorcycling, roller blading, running, swimming, and  dumpster
diving. (hmm, do I want to know what that is?:)

Josh Glover (jmglov)

Josh has come to join the gentoo team to help out with ebuilds. I'll let
him tell you about himself.:)

I am currently employed by Twenty First Century Communications
(http://www.tfcci.com/), a Columbus, Ohio-based telecommunications
company, as a Software Engineer. I serve as Listmaster
for the Tokyo Linux Users Group (http://www.tlug.jp/). I am married--
and have been for a year and a half now--to a Bulgarian girl.

I enjoy sports of all kinds, but especially football (AKA soccer), to
which I am quite addicted. Living in America, I am forced to play EA
Sports' FIFA series on my PS2 and watch MLS whenever ESPN2 deigns to
show it.

I like being outdoors, reading, writing (both fiction and essays),
drinking fine beers (fine !~ /budweiser|miller|coors/i), driving my
Honda Civic EX, travelling, and of course, coding.

Carsten Lohrke (carlo)

Carson has come to join the gentoo team from hamburg, germany.  He will be
helping out in dev-python. Gentoo is carson's first open source project.

Carson says that he is passionated tea drinker.

I'd like to thank theese new devs for putting up with my insanity for the
last couple of weeks.

Please help me welcome them to gentoo!:)


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Re: [gentoo-dev] new devs

[Brad Cowan]

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On Wed, 2004-05-12 at 17:59, Deedra Waters wrote:

> Josh Glover (jmglov)
> 
> Josh has come to join the gentoo team to help out with ebuilds. I'll let
> him tell you about himself.:)
> 
> I am currently employed by Twenty First Century Communications
> (http://www.tfcci.com/), a Columbus, Ohio-based telecommunications
> company, as a Software Engineer. I serve as Listmaster
> for the Tokyo Linux Users Group (http://www.tlug.jp/). I am married--
> and have been for a year and a half now--to a Bulgarian girl.
> 
> I enjoy sports of all kinds, but especially football (AKA soccer), to
> which I am quite addicted. Living in America, I am forced to play EA
> Sports' FIFA series on my PS2 and watch MLS whenever ESPN2 deigns to
> show it.
> 
> I like being outdoors, reading, writing (both fiction and essays),
> drinking fine beers (fine !~ /budweiser|miller|coors/i), driving my
> Honda Civic EX, travelling, and of course, coding.
> 
Nice to see another dev suffering thru the pain of living in Ohio like
zhen and myself :P

Welcome aboard!
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[gentoo-dev] New devs

[Deedra Waters]

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Hi all!

I have a couple of new devs I'd like to introduce today. (sorry for the
late post on jmaynard I got sidetracked and almost forgot:)

James Maynard (jmaynard)

James has come to join the gentoo team from Fairmont, Minnesota. James
will
be helping mainly with the alpha port, and helping it to stay up to date
with the other ports.

James says that between he and his roommate, they have 46 computers in the
house, ranging from  Apple ][s to Athlon XPs, including an AS/400, a VAX,
a couple of HPs, and a few RS/6000s.  Professionally James is a consultant
with experience on everything from micros to IBM mainframes.

Jodok Batlogg (batlogg)
Jodok has come to join the gentoo team from Austria, and will be working
mainly on net-zope, and plone. He has been a gentoo user for  more then a
year, and has been doing OS development for a little more then 2 years.

Jodok runs his own private company which focuses minly on zope/plone He
is also a member of the plone dev team, co-leading the
internationalization
effort there.   Jodok likes cooking, skiing, and swimming. He also has a
10 month old baby girl.:)

Jason Cox (steel300)

Jason has come to join the Gentoo team from Ames, Iowa. He will be helping
out the  kernel team. Jason has been using Gentoo for close to a year and
a half.

Jason is a junior at Iowa State University majoring in Computer Science
and Computer Engineering with a Math minor.  Jason is also a software
developer and an electrical engineer for Northrop Grunman.

Please join me in welcoming these new devs to gentoo.:)
 

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Re: [gentoo-dev] New devs

[Spider]

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> 
> James Maynard (jmaynard)
> 
> Jodok Batlogg (batlogg)
> 
> Jason Cox (steel300)
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> 
> Please join me in welcoming these new devs to gentoo.:)


Welcome aboard folks,   (*evil laughter*)

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Re: [gentoo-dev] New devs

[Raymond den Ouden]

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>Deedra Waters <dmwaters@gentoo.org> wrote:
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>>James Maynard (jmaynard)
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>>Jodok Batlogg (batlogg)
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>>Jason Cox (steel300)
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>>Please join me in welcoming these new devs to gentoo.:)
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>Welcome aboard folks,   (*evil laughter*)
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Welcome guys...

may the source be with you!

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[gentoo-dev] New Devs

[Seemant Kulleen]

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Hi All,

I have a couple of new developer announcements to make.  Avenj will be following up with a few more in the next day or so. 

First up is warpzero (Joshua Charles Campbell) aka warp\0x00\ on irc.    He hails from montana.  He traced Lewis & Clark's expedition recently, but extended it to travel the world.  During his travels he learnt many languages and has now started developing his own, called SL.  Er, the last part is true, by the way.  We will be hosting his project off the main www site soon, but in the meanwhile, you can check http://dev.gentoo.org/~warpzero for details.

Next up is gregf (Greg Fitzgerald).  He's a mysterious sort, so 
I don't quite know where he's from.    However, in his spare time, when he's not hacking on gentoo related things, he's taken up knitting, which he quite enjoys and says "brings me zen."  He is part of the printing team with Lordvan, but is also very very interested in the net-mail set of packages.  He ha been talking to me about forming a net-mail herd, and so I'd like everyone who's dealing with the net-mail category to please convene and get that category organised with developers/maintainers.  Greg is itching to get started, so I say, run with it, baby.

Thanks for your attention, please make them feel welcome.

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[gentoo-dev] New Devs

[Seemant Kulleen]

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Hi All,

I'd like to welcome two new developers to the team: CoronaLVR and spyderous.

CoronaLVR (Alex Veber) hails from Israel, where he practises underwater archery, and hopes to be on the national team for the next Winter Olympics.  In between training, he'll be part of the wine bug handlers for Gentoo.  I dunno, man, his /nick advertises a beer, he wants to maintain wine, keep an eye on him, people.

spyderous (Donnie Berkholtz) hails from Minnesota, land of the endless summer.  He counts among his hobbies, collecting plastic butterflies.
But Donnie has been responsible for bringing you the latest xfree-drm and from what I've seen of the previews of the next xfree-drm, the critics will applaud.

Please make them feel welcome to Gentoo development.

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