Hello,

My name is Victoria Roberts and I am the Acquisitions Administrator for
Lone Wolf Enterprises, Ltd., a book producer. McGraw-Hill has asked us
to produce books on the following general topics: signal processing,
emerging communications technologies, cutting edge digital design
techniques, and optical engineering. The prospective author should
have significant standing in his professional community and/or a strong
promotional platform.

If you are interested in becoming a published author, please reply with
your credentials to me.

Thank you,

Victoria Roberts
Acquisitions Administrator
Lone Wolf Enterprises, Ltd.
13 Gurnet Road PMB#300
Brunswick, ME 04011
Phone: 207-725-8251
Fax: 207-725-8385
Email:
Web: www.lonewolfent.net

Hello Victoria!
You need to contact a couple of people who are
legends in the Linux audio production world.

A fellow named rapskat who hangs out in comp.os.linux.advocacy has
developed intrinsic methods for allowing older Intel hardware to run
many copies of videos, burning CD's and compiling kernels all at once
using Linux. By older we are talking Intel P166 or less.
It's truly amazing what Rapskat can do with Linux, a Soundblaster 8-bit
and a machine that most people would have tossed in the trash.

Then we have Mr. unruh sho hangs in comp.os.linux.misc.
A noted industry expert in the field of Linux, digital audio and
acoustic design.
Mr. unruh has devised a method for replacing all the over priced Pro
Tools rigs with Linux running Ardour.

This is going to be a big one and rock the industry!

You might also look into contacting Rex Ballard who has a theory that
Windows digital audio programs are toys and how Linux will soon replace
them.
A little over the top this Rex is, but his theory is interesting.

He also likes to write a LOT, and I mean A LOT, so your books will at
least be very thick.

Victoria, you want to look into Linux because Linux is coming on strong
and you could be at the forefront of an exploding phenomena!

HTH
Susan Fahgina




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Hello,

My name is Victoria Roberts and I am the Acquisitions Administrator for
Lone Wolf Enterprises, Ltd., a book producer. McGraw-Hill has asked us
to produce books on the following general topics: signal processing,
emerging communications technologies, cutting edge digital design
techniques, and optical engineering. The prospective author should
have significant standing in his professional community and/or a strong
promotional platform.

If you are interested in becoming a published author, please reply with
your credentials to me.

Thank you,

Victoria Roberts
Acquisitions Administrator
Lone Wolf Enterprises, Ltd.
13 Gurnet Road PMB#300
Brunswick, ME 04011
Phone: 207-725-8251
Fax: 207-725-8385
Email:
Web: www.lonewolfent.net

Hello,

My name is Victoria Roberts and I am the Acquisitions Administrator for
Lone Wolf Enterprises, Ltd., a book producer. McGraw-Hill has asked us
to produce books on the following general topics: signal processing,
emerging communications technologies, cutting edge digital design
techniques, and optical engineering. The prospective author should
have significant standing in his professional community and/or a strong
promotional platform.

If you are interested in becoming a published author, please reply with
your credentials to me.

Heh, this reminds me about how I got my first writing gig with IDG.
I responded to a post by the cartoonist Iliad at UserFriendly.org (a
funny / geeky web comic). His agent was looking for a contributing
author for a project... and I thought 'what the heck' and responded.
The principal author, Chris Negus, liked my writing style and gave
the nod. I ended up writing three of the chapters in the initial
Red Hat Linux Bible series (Administering Users, Making Backups, and
Security). I made a bit of money on the writing contract, but the
addition on my resume was the real bonus. I would hesitate to try
and quantify the positive impact on my consulting revenue.

Cheers,

Thad

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Hello Victoria!
You need to contact a couple of people who are
legends in the Linux audio production world.

A fellow named rapskat who hangs out in comp.os.linux.advocacy has
developed intrinsic methods for allowing older Intel hardware to run
many copies of videos, burning CD's and compiling kernels all at once
using Linux. By older we are talking Intel P166 or less.
It's truly amazing what Rapskat can do with Linux, a Soundblaster 8-bit
and a machine that most people would have tossed in the trash.

Then we have Mr. unruh sho hangs in comp.os.linux.misc.
A noted industry expert in the field of Linux, digital audio and
acoustic design.
Mr. unruh has devised a method for replacing all the over priced Pro
Tools rigs with Linux running Ardour.

This is going to be a big one and rock the industry!

You might also look into contacting Rex Ballard who has a theory that
Windows digital audio programs are toys and how Linux will soon replace
them.
A little over the top this Rex is, but his theory is interesting.

He also likes to write a LOT, and I mean A LOT, so your books will at
least be very thick.

Victoria, you want to look into Linux because Linux is coming on strong
and you could be at the forefront of an exploding phenomena!

HTH
Susan Fahgina

What a goofy post. LINUX has absolutely NOTHING to do with the OP's request.
I don't think you have any idea what the poster is actually looking for.