EVAN NEIL REILLY

Favorite Quotations

"I have yet to see any problem, however complicated, which, when looked at in the right way, did not become still more complicated. -- Paul Anderson

"To err is human, but it takes a computer to really screw things up." -- Anon.

I am currently employed as the Network Administrator for the Melrose Public Schools. I have completed my courses for the Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer at an Microsoft ATEC. I am currently a Microsoft Certified Professional. To view my resume, click here. Thanks for taking the time to look.

Melrose is an interesting town; it is very much a conspicuous display of Victoriana; at the same time, it is rapidly exploring the boundaries of current technology to be deployed in the adminstration of the town and the school department. I guess I embody a bit of both trends; in my slate-roofed Victorian, I have a lil ole NT network.

Previously, I was employed as a Network Support Specialist with the MIS/IT group of Palmer & Dodge, a large and well-established Boston, Massachusetts law firm. Among my infinity of network duties, I set the time on our network so we could all 'carpe diem' accurately. Here is the correct time, just in case you wonder what time it is... Clock ..(reload the page to update the time!!)

Working in a fast-paced environment with constant demands from users and hardware is always challenging. Here are glimpses of what my day sometimes seems like:

first, there is the 'bad' PC:

...then there is the constant threat of the latest, insidious virus: .

Finally, there is the never-ending battle regarding the 'best' O/S: .

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This page was last updated December 12, 1999. Come back again soon!!

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My Most Interesting Hobbies...

and, my tribute page to Bill Monroe.

Also.....Visit the home of the famous Perfect-Tune.
Please click here to go to my latest endeavor, a presentation of my Piezo Transducer clip on tuner for all acoustic instruments. They may not make you a great player, but playing in tune is always a good start and a lot better than a sharp stick in the eye.

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