My
name is Stephen (Steve) Ramey Glines.
This is what I know how to do:
Information Systems: My Specialty is the design and
management of firewalls and networks as well as design and
management of email systems with anti-Spam and virus control.
I've written or co-written 5 books on Unix system management. I do know Microsoft
Windows (servers, XP & 2000) but the bulk of my expertise is in Unix and
Linux networking. I've taught networking and network security at
Business plans & copywriting: As a contract writer
I've written business plans for www.wheelstv.net
and www.akazaresearch.com. I've
written and delivered Computer Science courseware for
Graphic Design & Publishing: BC, before computers, I was a graphic designer specializing in books and magazines. I managed a publisher's service bureau with 6 artists, 2 typesetters and a full darkroom with photostat cameras. I designed several dozen books and magazines. This lead to art directors jobs with the East West Journal and Sail Magazine. I've kept current by designing literary books over the years as an avocation, designing six last year alone. Through the encouragement of friends this is now, once again, a business. ISCS Press offers a full range of publishing services from editing to marketing. See www.iscspress.com and www.whlreview.com. I design web sites too. My writing and graphic arts resume: WriterResume
Social Networking:
http://www.myspace.com/steveglines
Also on Facebook.
Skype: steveglines
AIM: steveglines
Patent pending: Over the years I have had some "good ideas" that lead as far as provisional patent applications.
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In 2000 I filed a provisional patent titled,
" Locating nearby Copies of Replicated (or distinct) Internet Servers
using the anycast IP addressing method to access DNS Servers for
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In 2007 I filed a provisional patent titled,
" The use of a lock and key-like interface to determine characteristics
of power distribution on a direct current power bus." Its purpose is
to eliminate all those little transformers that eat up power strips by the
dozens. Every electronic device has them, those "wall warts" for cell
phones, printers, laptops, wireless access points, etc. I am actively looking
for a marketing partner. If you're interested click here.