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2009 NANOG Mailing List Committee CandidatesAll Mailing List Committee nominations should be sent to
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Terms Expiring :
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Terms Not Expiring:
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Kris Foster, BitGravity
Simon Lyall
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Randy Epstein, WV Fiber
Tim Yocum, Server Central Network
Sue Joiner - Merit appointee
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Nominations for the Open 2009 MLC Positions are:
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Mehmet Akcin, ICANN
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Biography:
Mehmet Akcin is based in Orange County, CA with 12 years of
experience running networks for various ASN, including 5786, 36810,
40528, 26711. Mehmet is now working with day to day operations of L-Root (20144) and ICANN DNS Ops (AS26299). Mehmet have been a NANOG
lurker since very late 90s and have been trying to regularly attend
the meetings since 2003.
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Kris Foster, BitGravity
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Biography:
Kris Foster is currently at BitGravity. He previously served as a network planner at Rogers Cable, acting as peering coordinator and performing engineering on their IP backbone. Previously Kris worked in the office of the CTO at Telus where he was responsible for peering and transit engineering. He is currently completing joint Bachelor Degrees in Mathematics and Philosophy at the University of Calgary.
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Simon Lyall |
Statement of interest:
I've found being on the MLC quite interesting, and I think I've made a fairly positive
contribution. The list quality has improved a bit in the last year but
there is still further room for improvement and plenty of room for going
backwards.
Biography:
Simon Lyall is a System and Network Administrator based in Auckland, New Zealand. He has been involved with Internet operations at various companies since 1993 and has been a participant on NANOG since 2000.
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Michael K. Smith, Adhost
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Statement of interest:
I would like to offer my services on the MLC. I have been attending
meetings since NANOG16 and have been on the mailing list since before
then under various email addresses (all with mksmith@). I have previous
experience managing a large, moderated mailing list - the H-Mac mailing
list (http://www.h-net.org). I have significant experience in large
scale WAN deployments, from the physical layer on up. I also have a
background in systems integration and management as well as network and
systems security.
Although I've managed moderated lists in the past, I don't have a belief
this is the appropriate model for the NANOG Mailing List. I would
always abide by the MLC Charter and the NANOG Charter and would not have
a heavy-handed approach to list management.
Biography:
Mike has been working in and around the Internet since 1995. He is
presently the CEO of Adhost, a Seattle-based colocation, hosting and
managed services company, as well as being a technical advisor to the
Seattle Internet Exchange and a SANS Mentor trainer. Previously he
built and managed networks for a large, regional ISP and a large optical
and ethernet services provider. He has also served on the ARIN
Nomination Committee, the ARIN Fellowship Selection Comittee and the
ISSA Seattle Chapter Election Committee. Finally, he has been involved
with IPv6 since the 6-Bone days and runs a production IPv6 network.
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