Title: I'm in The Bahamas, at a semester abroad school and research institute.  Our campus is largely powered by renewables and we try to practice responsible living.  You can see more at http://islandschool.org and http://ceibahamas.org<p>One of my many hats is maintaining our network and data across our 18-acre campus.  This is something I do because I can, not because I'm an expert.  We recently had a fiber link go bad that took several days to locate (because it propagated as many different things), and the result was a real wake up call.<p>So, here's the pitch:
You're a network guru that needs a break from the looming winter.  We're in a beautiful remote spot in The Bahamas with gorgeous beaches, great diving, snorkeling, fishing, you name it.
We'll fly you down (and a guest?), put you up and feed you (we'll even pick you up in a van running biodiesel we made from waste cooking oil).  All we ask in return is some sound advice on how to move forward and what tools we should add to our belts.
If this sounds too good to pass up, email me: gsiener at ceibahamas.org<p>Thanks!
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