My name is Eric Amundsen.

I work for the Special Purpose Processor Development Ground (SPPDG) at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota (with [Bob Techentin]).  My work involves testing of high speed digital and analog circuits/chips/systems.  My involvement with TCL came about in automating equipment and acquiring data (mainly through GPIB, but more recently through tcp/ip).  Our home page is http://www.mayo.edu/sppdg/ and my email is mailto:amundsen.eric@mayo.edu .

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My personal interests with regard to tcl are rather diverse.  I run Ubuntu [http://www.ubuntulinux.org/] at home and use tcl for all my scripting needs (including interfacing with a mysql server, audio manipulation (either to control more sophisticated audio processors or through [snack]), and so on and so forth).  My personal email address is mailto:eric_amundsen@yahoo.com

I have put together a database and related cgi scripts to track my bootleg (mostly Bob Dylan and Neil Young) collection.  Info can be found here [http://polarhome.com:753/~amuneric/database/] and the database can be accessed here [http://polarhome.com:753/~amuneric/cgi-bin/myCgi.cgi].

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