I'm attempting to start my own consulting company right now. There are several others in with me on it for now, but it's really just a way to get experience before getting down to the serious business of a real startup, which probably won't happen for a year or two. In the mean time, you can visit my consulting group at Network Demons, Inc.. We do UNIX and NT systems support, specification, and setup, and also Web design and support. We'll probably be adding networking support as soon as two of my networking friends get off their butts and finish moving to Boston from San Fran.

• alt.sysadmin.recovery and alt.sysadmin.bofh
• O'Reilly & Associates The SysAdmin's Publisher of Choice.™ I should really buy stock in ORA. I own about 50% of the books that they publish
• Addision-Wesley Longman Another excellent technical book publisher.
• While I'm on the subject of books, here's a list of excellent computer reference books that no self-respecting SysAdmin would be without. Alot of programmers and other people would be benefit from owning these, too.
• And of course the B.O.F.H.. My hero. The ideal to aspire to. Here you go. IF you dare.
• My List of Things To Do.
• My List of Things I Like To Do (at work).
• A few things I've learn over the past half-decade... The Tao of Erik

To quote a favorite author of mine, "Oh, the places you'll go..." I've worked at a variety of places. Click here to find out more about the people and places I've managed to find people willing enough (or perhaps gullible enough) to give me a job. My resume is buried in there somewhere, too...

	I currently work at the M.I.T. Media Lab, in the Perceptual Computing Group (also known as VisMod). Alot of interesting truly radical research goes on at the lab around me; it's a facinating place to work. Check it out!