[gnome.org #8658] AutoReply: Application received from Brad Taylor (brad AT getcoded.net)

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Contact Information:
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Name: Brad Taylor
E-mail: brad AT getcoded.net
irc.gnome.org nickname (if any): brad
svn.gnome.org username (if any): btaylor

Previous GNOME Foundation member: no

GNOME contributions:
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Summary:
Cowbell, Gtk+ on Win32, Gtk# and Mono, GNOME Accessibility efforts

Detailed description:
In a former life, I developed Cowbell, an application to manage collections of music (hosted on GNOME).  As 
part of work as a Lead Developer on OpenVista CIS at Medsphere, I assisted with Gtk+ on Win32 port including 
bug filing, hacking and bug fixing and have contributed numerous fixes to Gtk# and Mono.

Currently, I work at Novell leading the Mono Accessibility project, developing bridges between UIAutomation 
and ATK.  This work will allow people to access applications developed with System.Windows.Forms via AT-SPI 
ATs like Orca or GOK.  Additionally, I am active with Accessibility Interoperability Alliance, Linux 
Foundation Accessibility group and GNOME Accessibility project.  My work in GNOME includes contributing to 
at-spi DBus development and planning efforts and bug filing, documentation and evangelizing in the GNOME a11y 
community.

I have recently started work on an online service for Tomboy called Snowy.  This hosted on git.gnome.org.

Contacts:
Sandy Armstrong <sanfordarmstrong AT gmail.com> (fellow a11y hacker)
Will Walker <WilliamWalker AT Sun.com> (A11y rockstar)
Cody Russell <bratsche AT gnome.org> (Gtk+ Win32 ninja/fellow former Medsphere hacker)

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