flungster

Oh boy.. what do I say? That's what I always have a problem with in these bio sections. I want to say something.. but it's often a fine balance between too much and too little.. Oh well - here goes nothing.

I was born and raised in NYC but I currently call Los Angeles my home (having been here since 2003. My entire academic background was back east in NY where I got my B.S. and Master of Engineering degrees in Computer Science at Cornell University. Work wise, I've stayed in the computer field with positions at Intel Corporation, DoubleClick Inc., and now at Language Weaver, Inc.

But my real passions in life are much more varied. Some of my hardcore interests include:

* Writing

* Playing baseball/softball/volleyball

* Playing with consumer electronics (a.k.a. gadgets)

* Programming

* Watching TV

* Home Theater stuff.. in particular home theater PCs, media centers etc etc

* Starting business ideas

Yes.. that's a variety of interests there but perhaps the single thing uniting all of that is my love of writing. I got into writing almost 8 years ago now when I started my first website - whiningdog.net. No.. whiningdog had nothing to do with dogs.. but it had everything to do with computers and in particular, DIY computers.

Since then, I've started several new blog oriented websites - in particular Krunker.com and ZuneSphere.com. There's a bunch of other sites that I own but Krunker is my primary side work these days with its focus on consumer electronics and technology news.

However, what I've ultimately discovered over the last several years is that underlying all of my passions is a desire to disseminate information to the public via writing. Thus, whether it's about baseball (oh I hate to be a Mets fan right now), or it's about volleyball.. or something new in the gadget world.. or perhaps some programming tidbit, I'll end up writing about it on some website of mine or perhaps here on hubpages.com.

With that said, if you're up for it - make sure to check out some of my sites which include in no particular order:

http://www.krunker.com

http://www.zunesphere.com

http://www.felixlung.com

http://www.krunkerhd.com

http://www.krunkermobile.com

Those last two are pretty dead at the moment but I do hope to revive them soon.

Oh yes.. if you're up for some interesting tech - do check out Kontrib.com (http://www.kontrib.com). It's a stab at multi-lingual social bookmarking