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| === How can I define Todd's contributions without missing anything? That's a hard one and it will require me to think back over 5 years when The Ubuntu Arizona Local Community Team was an infant. You see Todd has been active as long as I can remember. After I resigned my position as Team Leader he stepped up and took over. His efforts to help the team were then and still are substantial. As a matter of fact he has accomplished much more than I managed to. His commitment to this LoCo and to Ubuntu is something for anyone to aspire to – he embodies The Ubuntu Code of Conduct on and off-line. The amount of time he puts in precludes him from doing much outside the team. His mentoring skills and his ability to attract helpful LoCo-ers has really paid off in that the team has grown not just in raw numbers but in real active participants and in Team Activities: he's even gotten me active again. If it weren't for Todd's tireless efforts I fear for continued Team Meetings, Installfests, Release Parties, and Ubuntu Hours, and continued interaction with other LUGs in Arizona. I know I can't demand anything on the Membership Council, but I can easily say that Ubuntu would be a better Community with him as a Member, Ambassador, and Evangelist. J Scott Gwin j.scott.gwin@ubuntu.com https://wiki.ubuntu.com/j.scott.gwin |
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Ubuntu-Arizona Loco Team - The Hottest LoCo on Earth!
Contact Information
Name:
Todd Cole
Launchpad:
Email:
Ubuntu Forums:
IRC: #ubuntu-us-az
toddc on freenode.net
OpenPGP key:
About
Hello all,
My name is Todd and I have been using Ubuntu since 2007. I have been interested in computers for 40 years and after learning about Ubuntu, I made the switch. I am a member of the AZ Loco Team and a member of several bug10 bug teams. I started with several installfests and became a regular team member and soon cohosted installfests when others were unavailable. I then started organizing several other installfests in Tempe and Tucson. In fall of 2010 I took over as Team leader and have enjoyed a slow steady growth of azloco. I started several projects for our Team and with Team support we now have current servers wikis and test servers and just added a Big blue button server and eyeos server.We usually have an install-fest every month at UAT and I run Weekly meetings on #ubuntu-us-az and attend other events to promote ubuntu and loco and pass out cd's and help with
Current Level Of Involvement
Current Team Leader since and run weekly IRC meetings. Team Member since April 21 2009 help run monthly Installfest with Plug at UAT planing and set up and ran installfest at UofA Planed and set up and ran Tempe installfest at City of Tempe March 20 2010 edit and update maintain azloco.com and azloco wiki organized and ran Global Jam for 11.04 check monitor and offer help on Team IRC and craigslist Linux Forum Attend local Linux events for training and expanding the use and knowledge of Ubuntu and open source
leader and run weekly meeting - AZ LoCo Weekly Meeting
Team Memberships
Arizona LoCo Team
- Member Since: April 21, 2009
- Ubuntu
- I promote Ubuntu at every opportunity, carrying install CDs everywhere I go and talking to everyone I see using a PC.
- Active on IRC channels #ubuntu-us-az, #kubuntu-bugs, #ubuntu-bugs-announce.
- I attend every monthly Installfest and many Phoenix plug events along with several other state wide Lugs events classes and pass out cd's at all events and promote AZLOCO and Ubuntu.
Ubuntu BugSquad
- Member Since: April 21, 2009
- Daily work on finding bugs, finding duplicates, and triaging bugs
- Looking for more ways to help the team
- Monitor #ubuntu-bugs-announce
Ubuntu LoCo Enthuiasts
- Member Since: February 12, 2009
Continue to inform Ubuntu using friends of the importance of LoCo Teams
Do everything asked of me by my LoCo team
Ubuntu Users
- Member Since: April 21, 2009
Ubuntu 64-bit
- Member Since: April 21, 2009
Ubuntu Bugs
- Member Since: April 21, 2009
- Daily work on finding bugs, finding duplicates, and triaging bugs
- Looking for more ways to help the team
- spend time on #Natty-bugs
US Teams Project
Via Arizona LoCo Team
- Organized and arranged and set-up and ran Installfest at UofA 2011
Helped with InstallFest in Tucson: Tucson Intrepid Install Fest
- Attended the Server-Installfest 21 May 2011 at University of Advancing Technology Tempe.
- Helped run Installfest 30 April 2011 at University of Advancing Technology Tempe.
- Helped run Installfest 28 May 2011 at University of Advancing Technology Tempe.
Helped with InstallFest 28 February 2009 at University of Advancing Studies.
Helped with InstallFest 29 March 2009 at University of Advancing Studies.
Helped with InstallFest 25 July 2009 at University of Advancing Studies.
Helped with InstallFest 29 August 2009 at University of Advancing Studies.
Helped with InstallFest 27 Febuary 2010 at University of Advancing Studies.
- Went to prescott LUGY meeting to promote Ubuntu and pass out disks and answer Questions
organized setup and ran InstallFest 20 March 2010 at City of Tempe AZ
Helped with InstallFest 30 January 2010 at University of Advancing Studies.
Helped with InstallFest 31 October 2009 at University of Advancing Studies.
Helped with InstallFest 26 September 2009 at University of Advancing Studies.
My Goals With Ubuntu
- My Short Term Goals
- Become an Ubuntu Member
Help increase the AZ LoCo contribute locally and to the Ubuntu Community
- My Long Term Goals
- Continue to promote Ubuntu and Open Source wherever I can
Always live by the Ubuntu Code of Conduct
- Improve on Launchpad Karma
Help AZ LoCo expand to educate the public about the benefits of Ubuntu Linux.
Help the UWN expand and reach more of the Community.
Testimonials
=== How can I define Todd's contributions without missing anything? That's a hard one and it will require me to think back over 5 years when The Ubuntu Arizona Local Community Team was an infant. You see Todd has been active as long as I can remember. After I resigned my position as Team Leader he stepped up and took over. His efforts to help the team were then and still are substantial. As a matter of fact he has accomplished much more than I managed to. His commitment to this LoCo and to Ubuntu is something for anyone to aspire to – he embodies The Ubuntu Code of Conduct on and off-line. The amount of time he puts in precludes him from doing much outside the team. His mentoring skills and his ability to attract helpful LoCo-ers has really paid off in that the team has grown not just in raw numbers but in real active participants and in Team Activities: he's even gotten me active again. If it weren't for Todd's tireless efforts I fear for continued Team Meetings, Installfests, Release Parties, and Ubuntu Hours, and continued interaction with other LUGs in Arizona. I know I can't demand anything on the Membership Council, but I can easily say that Ubuntu would be a better Community with him as a Member, Ambassador, and Evangelist. J Scott Gwin j.scott.gwin@ubuntu.com https://wiki.ubuntu.com/j.scott.gwin
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