libertyvette

Greetings to all, Well, it has been almost three years since I joined up here at ST. Now that I am out of school, I suppose it is time to truly become a part of this community and start giving back for all the wonderful things I have received from so many SC4 devoted members. I silently cruised in the background of so many forums and CJs without ever having the time to share my thoughts o'plenty. Graduating with an engineering degree surely means I should begin asserting my abilities and tackling as many projects as I can regarding BATs, programming, or whatever else might be deemed future help to others here. I have begun the tireless process of research and study into the necessary software and techniques to develop the skills so many already hold, and I am looking forward to getting to know many of you and perhaps working with some of you. I suspect and hope that I will have made substantial contributions to this site by the end of 2007, one way or another. Feel free to contact me concerning any SC4 matter or discussion from this point forward as I have more free time than I know what to do with at this juncture. Now, back to my SC4 studies...and I'll see you around.

Well, since I joined ST almost three years ago, and have quietly enjoyed some of what it has to offer, I suppose now that I am out of school I should attempt to contribute back to a society which has kept SC4 so alive and fresh for so many. I am doing my best to hit the ground running with reading and researching into BATing, MODing and the like. I think I might possibly be of help in some areas due to my engineering and programming background. Not quite sure yet what projects are going on or where help might best be served. It would be nice to have a specific direction, but until then I will just study it all and see where it takes me. Either way, I plan on being an integral part of this community for the foreseeable future as I am no longer so time-constrained as in the past. It will be a nice change to work on something for fun rather than always stressing over what grew to be neverending classwork. P.S. NAM has rocked out for years now! It would be my highest honor to work on future projects of something so critically acclaimed in the past. To that end, time will tell...it always does.