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rmonet.com Stuff Welcome to the newly re-designed Robert Orndorff web site. I figured that after 8 years, it was about time to "freshen up" the site a bit. I'm still experimenting, so you will probably see it change over the coming weeks. I didn't want to do away with the friendly "Don't Panic" logo, so here it is. You can email me, if you like, by clicking the following link (javascript required!) web_mail at rmonet.com Ok, with that out of the way, here are the links to what you may find interesting here at rmonet.com. I've pretty much abandoned updates to the Richmond Radio news page, but the Richmond Radio discussion board is still up and running. For up to date Richmond Radio news, check out VARTV.com The Commander page is still there. That one is updated, although it really could stand to be reworked. CartMax is the latest version of my radio automation software A few simple programs that I have written What's on my Zen Vision:M mp3 player The very bare bones W4BNO Amateur Radio Page What kind of Dad would I be without links to Amanda's pictures

off-site, etc... I recently switched over to BOINC. It is the new software base for the Seti@home project. Unlike Seti@home classic, BOINC allows you to give CPU cycles to more than one project. Here's a link to my BOINC stats page Some of my recent discoveries: What happens when you dump Wint-O-Green lifesavers in a 2 liter soda bottle. The Godfather is the only MP3 organizer you need. A cool looking Star Wars fan film. Check out the trailer! GraphCalc a great free graphing calculator for windows. Ultimate Boot CD 4 Windows a good tool, that you hope you'll never need. Celestia free space simulator program. Knoppix allows you to run linux completely from a CD. No Installation required. Here are the sticky sites (they'll be here for a while...) Total Commander, the best file manager around. PSPad is a fantastic freeware text/html/programmer's/hex editor. OpenOffice.org is a really good, open source, and completely free Office suite. Who needs Microsoft Office? Opera is my web browser of choice. Mozilla.org is the home of Firefox, Thunderbird, and the Mozilla suite.