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Contributors

The following people contributed their hacks, writing, and
inspiration to this book:

By day, Schuyler Erle (http://nocat.net/) works as a software
engineer for O'Reilly & Associates, Inc. By
night, he hacks on Free Software and agitates for the cause of
community networking. Schuyler is also chief architect of NoCatAuth,
a leading open source captive portal application.

Michael Erskine (http://www.freeantennas.com) works at Kaballero.Com.

Based in the heart of Southern California's
"Digital Coast," Dr. Trevor
Marshall (http://www.trevormarshall.com/) offers a full spectrum of consulting
services in technologies ranging from Wi-Fi Security and Internet
Infrastructure through RF, Hardware, Software, and Audio/Video to
Biomedical and Prepress. Previous speaking engagements have included
COMDEX, Microprocessor Forums, and WLAN/Wi-Fi Security conferences in
Paris, Boston, and Santa Clara.

Terry Schmidt (http://www.nycwireless.net/) is the Vice
President and Chief Technology Officer of Emenity, Inc. (http://www.cloudnetworks.com/) and is a
leading expert on wireless networking technologies and applications.
He has presented at major information technology conferences,
including MacWorld, the O'Reilly Emerging
Technologies Conference, and 802.11Planet.

Roger Weeks (http://nocat.net/)
has over ten years of experience in systems and network
administration. Most recently he has been involved in building a
wireless internet cooperative in Sonoma County, CA. In his spare
time, he grows and sells organic herbs.

Ron Wickersham (http://www.alembic.com/) is an inventor and
the Chief Engineer at Alembic, Inc. where he designs guitar
electronics. His hobbies involve everything interesting in the
Universe including The Amateur Sky Survey and watering the flowers.