[clue-talk] Relocating to Colorado

[Charles Hutchinson]

I work here in Broomfield now.  Not a bad area.  Good mid distance from
Denver and Boulder.

Since you will be in the North Metro area you should check out Blug as
well.  We meet every thursday that
!= 2nd Thursday of the month at Cafe Sole in South Boulder.  There is a lot
of local knowledge and tech activity in the area.  Welcome to the area.


Charlie


On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 8:54 AM, Michael T. Conigliaro
<mike at conigliaro.org>wrote:

>
> Hello Colorado! My name is Mike Conigliaro, and I'll be relocating to
> Broomfield from New Haven Connecticut at the end of the month. Since I
> don't really know anyone out there at the moment, I decided I should start
> trying to make some new contacts. Having been a Linux user (both personally
> and professionally) and an open-source advocate for over 10 years now (not
> to mention the fact that I'll be looking for work once I'm out there ;-), I
> figured a Linux users group would be one good place to start doing that.
>
> <stuff about me>
>
> If you're old enough to be wondering, yes, I am a distant relative of Tony
> Conigliaro of the Boston Red Sox (though I couldn't care less about
> baseball, or any other team sport for that matter ;-)
>
> I graduated from Southern Connecticut State University in 2003 with a BS in
> Computer Science.
>
> I am Red Hat Certified Engineer #805009592042441. I happened to notice that
> you guys have occasional certification study groups, and while I don't know
> if any of you are studying for the RHCE exam at the moment, I thought I'd
> make myself available to answer any questions you might have about it
> (short of giving away info that breaks the Red Hat NDA of course). You
> might also be interested in my blog about my exam experience
> (http://conigliaro.org/2009/09/08/my-rhce-exam-experience/) and my "RHCE
> Cheat Sheet" (http://conigliaro.org/wiki/rhce).
>
> I currently maintain a few small open-source projects, the most popular of
> which is probably NagiosPluginsNT (a collection of Nagios plugins for
> monitoring Windows machines remotely).
>
> </stuff about me>
>
> Anyway, you guys have a pretty nice state out there, and I'm excited to be
> moving to it! I've been an avid skateboarder and snowboarder for almost 20
> years now, and judging by what I've seen of Colorado so far, I think I'm
> going to be spending a *lot* less time sitting in front of my computer.
> Seeya in a couple weeks!
>
> Mike Conigliaro
> mike [at] conigliaro [dot] org
> http://conigliaro.org
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