Mount Tamalpais ([tam-əl-ˈpi-əs], known locally as “Mount Tam”) is a peak in Marin County, California, USA, often considered symbolic of Marin County. Much of Mount Tamalpais is protected within public lands such as Mount Tamalpais State Park and the Mount Tamalpais Watershed.

(From Wikipedia)

I also have an account on Tunstead, where I keep my business sites.

Sites I manage myself:

• atkin-wright.com - Email, Radiant CMS web site and lots of svn.
• atkin.org.uk - Email for my family. No web site on this domain.
• frogmarch.com - Radiant CMS site for a regular holiday with friends. Content rather out-of-date.
• massivebigwords.com - Radiant CMS site for my sister, the poet Polly Atkin.

Sites I host for other people:

• brighthelm.org - Email and web site for the Brighthelm Household.
• harpelstane.org - Email and web site for the SCA Shire of Harpelstane.
• insulaedraconis.org - Email and web site for the SCA Crown Principality of Insulae Draconis.
• qidane.com - Email and web site for a friend.
• wokinghamtwinning.org.uk - Email and web site hosted for a friend.

Have not finished migration.

• Mail users for tetet.net. The main site is in my M accelerator.
• viettrans.org - Study about Vietnamese language.

The only sites I'm hosting right now are fairly low-traffic wordpress blogs. These are still hosted at another provider, but will be migrated in the coming days.

• My Personal Site
• My Fiancee's Site

• joel dueck dot com
• JDueck.Net, main personal site
• foopaux.com, creative videoblog collaboration with my brothers
• A family forum
• A couple of small brochure-type websites for clients

Still in the process of migrating, mostly done though.

I'm the old guy in the neighborhood with five small, low-bandwidth sites (~10 GB/month, total). I finished migrating the second week of September. I'll be a truly unobtrusvie neighbor. All my sites are pretty simple.

• Larry Piper's Various Vanity Ventures – this is my home page, basically a vanity site. For the most part, it is plain-vanilla xhtml with a trace of javascripting so I can fit the content to the visitor's monitor resolution (I used to be stuck on 800×600 and resent it when people design for wider without asking me). My JS will widen appropriately for the blessed folks with large monitors or good eyesight.

I recently installed TextPattern in a subdirectory so I could learn how to implement blogging software. It turns out the TxP documentation isn't oriented toward a logical learning progression, so it's taking me some time to figure out how to do things. Fortunately, much of it is intuitive, so it's not that tough.

• I also have three sub-domain sites for my son (now essentially defunct but still up because people play the .mp3s I've posted) Justin Piper -- Guitarist, Arranger, Composer, other sonThe Incredible Talking Monkey, and dog Brewster. Hardly any visits these. Zach's site has some encoding problems I hope one day to solve. [how come the double indent thing isn't working?]

• Metastable States – I thought I was going to be unemployed a year ago, so I put up a site claiming I could make websites or do PChem consulting (I'm a physical chemist by training). I didn't really finish the site. At the moment it is primarily a repository for most of my publications in PChem journals.

• The Allegro School of Music – My son and (almost) daughter-in-law have a music school in Stoneham, MA.

• IRFP, home of Jessica Rylan – My daughter is an electronic noise musician, or perhaps sound artist, or perhaps performance artist, or ….

• Flower Electronics – My daughter is also trying to sell her synthesizers and noise generators and such like.

• http://RCCB.textdriven.com/ – My community band needs a place where we can post sound clips to help people learn some of the tunes. I'm last chair in the flute section.

So that's it, just simple xhtml. The primary bandwidth results from .mp3 downloads from my daughter's two sites.