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Dave McLean

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It seems like yesterday that we formed our illustrious team, but as we wander into the first week of August evolt.org has dedicated a collective 1.97 years of computing power to the SETI@home project.

SETI@home is a scientific experiment that harnesses the power of hundreds of thousands of

Internet-connected computers in the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI).

With 20 members strong (18 if you discount the two inactive members) the evolt.org team has managed to trawl the radio telescope data for a total of 487 packets and 17257 hours 13 minutes and 52.2 seconds. That's a lot of screen saver time.

The fatest computer belongs to Travis Truman as he pounds out new results on an average of 12 hours and 55 minutes. Congrats Travis.

If you want to join our amazing team of sky gazers click here. Make sure you setup an individual profile before you join our team. You can do this by downloading the client and following the directions.

If you like more information about SETI@home, click here.

A founder of evolt.org, Dave McLean (damclean) is Principal and Creative Director of dw creative, located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

Dave has more than 10 years of experience in visual and written communications. Developing two-bit sites for the Web since just after its inception, Dave is currently working full-time in the marketing department of a public community college.

As a founding member of evolt.org Dave once held the position of Minister of Propaganda. He now sits one the sidelines heckling the current administration. You hippies!

Dave readily admits he stole his Bio template from the infamous aardvark, but has since converted it to his own purposes.