September 7 - It was surprisingly hard to turn off the computer last night during the final flurry of goodbys. I'm especially touched by the recent PMs. It's been a very rich experience for me the last two years and I feel very lucky for it. Let's try to keep those bonds we've created as we continue in new communities.

Here's where I hope and expect to spend significant time:

• Ned

• Razoo

• Facebook

• and eventually - WiserEarth - when their group feature is introduced.

My info:

Married with two children, living in the Castro in San Francisco.

Currently I'm part of the team building out Omidyar Network's efforts in social capital and networks. My previous role as community manager involved building connections among the omidyar.net online community.

Past work:

• Community Manager of Linden Lab's 3D virtual world Second Life - Also known as Haney Heaney in Second Life.
• Senior Producer/Project Manager of the online training service Ninth House Network
• Producer/Project Manager at Adair and Armstrong, including:

Computer games:

• In the First Degree - puts the player in the role of a lawyer in a murder case; published by Broderbund
• Smart Money - a simulation that teaches highschoolers how to use personal credit; created for Beneficial Finance, Apple Computer, and Warner New Media

PBS documentaries:

• Absolutely Positive - portraits of HIV-positive people
• The AIDS Show: Artists Involved with Death and Survival
• Stopping History - focusing on the question of nuclear weapons and personal responsibility

Training videos such as Beyond Beefs and Blow-ups for San Francisco Community Boards, Teaching Adults to Read for the San Francisco Public Library, and the AIDS Antibody Test for the San Francisco AIDS Foundation

Past volunteering:

• Livermore Action Group, working to cease the production of nuclear weapons
• One of the founders of the Mid-Peninsula Peace Center in Palo Alto - which seemed to morph into http://www.peaceandjustice.org/
• United Farm Workers support committee
• Co-editor of underground newspaper Undercurrents in Ada, Oklahoma (this is what one did before blogs were invented)