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docs/index.rst

@@ -11,22 +11,22 @@ The Resume of Wraithan, A Backend Developer
 
     Open Source Bridge 2011.
 
-Hi there, my legal name is Chris McDonald but most people call me `Wraithan
-<http://wraithan.net/>`_. This is my web resume. If you are looking
-for a more traditional one, you can find that `here
+Hi there, my legal name is Chris McDonald but I prefer `Wraithan
+<http://wraithan.net/>`_. This is my web resume. If you are looking for a more
+traditional one (may be out of date), you can find that `here
 <https://github.com/wraithan/resume/blob/master/scannable_resume.pdf?raw=true>`_.
 
-Who is this guy?
+Who is he?
 
 * A polyglot who enjoys the commonalities and contrasts of each
   programming language and platform.
 * A native of Portland, OR, USA. (And is not looking to relocate)
+* A performance and stability nut.
 * A nerd, cyclist, and metal head.
 
-I am a python and javascript hacker. 6 years of Python development experience, 
-most of which was web development. 3 years of using node for projects as well 
-as being an organizer for PDXNode, a local node.js group, for the last few
-months.
+I am a Node.js and Rust hacker. Though I have years of Python development
+experience as well. I enjoy enabling more stable performant software in any way
+I can.
 
 In my spare time, I teach programming, play with hardware, and hack on side
 projects. I subscribe to a statement I heard in one of the keynotes at PyCon

docs/other_skills.rst

@@ -9,9 +9,9 @@ that I wasn't sure where else to put.
 Agile
 #####
 
-I have never worked anywhere that implemented any of the agile
-methodologies fully. But I have worked with several of the techniques
-found in Scrum and XP, including:
+I have never worked anywhere that implemented any of the agile methodologies
+fully. But I have worked with several of the techniques found in Scrum and XP,
+including:
 
 * Pair programming
 * Continuous integration
@@ -26,6 +26,16 @@ Public Speaking
 Public speaking, especially educating a group on a topic is a lot of
 fun to me. Here is a list of places I've spoken or ran sessions
 
+* I was the co-organizer of PDX Node for a couple years.
+
+  * I spoke on a number of topics from library introductions, to code
+    refactoring, to hardware hacking.
+  * Ran the hack night and hardware hacking sessions.
+  * Helped put together and mentor at multiple NodeSchool sessions.
+
+* I gave my first conference talk at NodePDX. It was on using Redis Pub/Sub in
+  node.js.
+
 * PDX Python (Most recent to oldest)
 
   * Building Distributed Systems with Redis and Pub/Sub