PC Users' Group of the Redwoods

Members Websites

It's time to acknowledge those members who maintain their own websites and let the other members see what they've done.   Here are some exciting sites that are very accomplished and interesting, too.
Phyllis Neumann http://www.penngrovepub.com/

Phyllis' company, Penngrove Publications, has been in business since 1978, when she wrote her first bike book, Sonoma County Bike Trails. Ten years later she wrote Marin County Bike Trails. After that, she found an author to collaborate with on her next four books in the series: South Bay Bike Trails, San Francisco Peninsula Bike Trails, East Bay Bike Trails and Bay Area Mountain Bike Trails. The books continue to be steady sellers throughout the Bay Area. They are updated regularly with each new printing.

Phyllis says, "My special thanks to Rawls and Mary Frazier [PCUGR Members] for making long-distance publishing a reality. Rawls has been instrumental in checking and updating the rides in Sonoma County and Mary forwards my mail to me weekly wherever I happen to be."

Phyllis is currently the Editor of the PCUGR Newsletter, "Redwood Chips." It's an honor and a pleasure to have Phyllis' website as the newest addition to our Member's Website page.

Bernard Pietsch http://www.sonic.net/~bernard
Now playing in the KIng's Chamber.  Read the next installment of Ben's A Well Tempered Solar System.  Ben's site investigates Science, Art, and Metaphysics with emphasis on models from the ancient world's great works of Art.  The main attraction is The Philosopher's Stone.  

Ben expresses his insights in the architecture of ancient Egypt with both the precision of a mathematician and the bold thinking of a philosopher.   You'll like the colors, too.
Jeff Basham http://www.jeffbasham.com/
Jeff has been member of the PCUGR for many years and has helped in as many different capacities.  Jeff's site is a little bit for everyone.  He remembers September 11th and has some fun with different topics as well.  
Steve Cerruti http://www.geocities.com/webkeeper/
Steve was PCUGR's first webmaster and continues to help and guide the club's site.  This is his own personal site that goes back to when Sonic firstd it's doors..  Steve's site has wonderful links and reflects his intense interest in personal computers.  

In Steve's own words. "Exploring Cyberspace - Great Sites! | News - International, National, Local, and Internet Fun | Entertainment and Travel | Bookshelf - Internet search and reference tools | Software Guide - best freeware and shareware sources | Publish a Homepage - HTML author and Web developer information | Nerd Guide - user groups, e'zines (ezines) and more computer-related topics."
Ben Ezzell http://www.ezzell.org/
Paraphrasing from Ben's site: "Ben is a software engineer with more than two decades of experience including both application design and development. Ben also is a professional author who has published more than two dozen books on computers and computer-programming - not including translations into other languages. His special experience includes extensive development in graphics, optical and electronic imaging systems as well as the design and development of numerous GUI interface systems with an emphasis on human-factor engineering.  Let's go see his site!
Jim Bowers http://www.sonic.net/~jbowers

(You would think as webmaster I would put MY SITE first.  Well, I'm still thinking about it. <grin>)

The site serves to 4 purposes:

  • Present a professional resume and samples written at SRJC
  • A place for some of his  favorite jokes
  • A section about my family and our interests
  • The Family Christmas Lettters

    An Interesting Note, It was this site that generated the lead to  my current contract at Bank of America.  I was impressed.  3 agencies called me regarding the contract.  Each had found my resume through a search engine when looking for "Shaw Systems." 
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