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PRESENTATION
A Talk
by
Jeri Ellsworth
(Circuit Girl)
Jeri Ellsworth is a native Oregonian, born in Yamhill and raised
in Dallas, Oregon. Early on she became fascinated with electronics
and 8-bit computers setting the stage for her unique approach to
learning. Not being challenged in school, she skipped higher
education to pursue a career in car-racing and chassis fabrication.
After that, she opened a chain of computer stores in Oregon and
Washington. She sold those to persue a career in chip design,
which lead her to design the CommodoreOne - based upon the
Commodore 64 - using reconfigurable logic and the C64 DTV 30-
games-in-one joystick, selling, a quarter million units.
She currently works as an Oregon based consultant.
I'm not sure what Jeri is going to speak about yet, but judging from
the talk she gave at Sanford, it should be very good indeed.
See a video of her Sanford talk at:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1053309060448851979#
Also, see her webs sites at:
http://www.jeriellsworth.com/
and
http://www.fatmanandcircuitgirl.com/
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<H1>WARNING!!!</H1>
<h2>Jeri is sick and can't do the talk tonight. Working on a replacement. Please Standby!</H2>
PRESENTATION
A Talk
by
Jeri Ellsworth
(Circuit Girl)
Jeri Ellsworth is a native Oregonian, born in Yamhill and raised
in Dallas, Oregon. Early on she became fascinated with electronics
and 8-bit computers setting the stage for her unique approach to
learning. Not being challenged in school, she skipped higher
education to pursue a career in car-racing and chassis fabrication.
After that, she opened a chain of computer stores in Oregon and
Washington. She sold those to persue a career in chip design,
which lead her to design the CommodoreOne - based upon the
Commodore 64 - using reconfigurable logic and the C64 DTV 30-
games-in-one joystick, selling, a quarter million units.
She currently works as an Oregon based consultant.
I'm not sure what Jeri is going to speak about yet, but judging from
the talk she gave at Sanford, it should be very good indeed.
See a video of her Sanford talk at:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1053309060448851979#
Also, see her webs sites at:
http://www.jeriellsworth.com/
and
http://www.fatmanandcircuitgirl.com/
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