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Celebrate the 2010 Dewey Winburne Community Service Honorees

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Such is the motivation behind the Dewey Winburne Community Service Award, which recognizes 10 Central Texas citizens who have used the power of technology to improve lives locally and around the world. The ten grass-roots honorees for the 2010 Dewey Award are as listed below, with special kudos to Ken Starks of the Helios Project who has gained special recognition for his work in supplying local children with re-furbished computers.

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With all Ken has been through in the past two or three years, he certainly deserves some recognition. He does more than most, and then some. Congratulations, Ken!
Hear, hear. Congratulations Ken :-)
Absolutely.

Heck, the good he's done merits notice even if it had been daisies and gumdrops every step of the way.
rofl for a second I thought you guys were talking about Ken Hess....
Thanks Guys for finally recognizing the inspiration I bring to the Linux / Unix (work alike) world and the confusion and mayhem I leave behind. All for the Greater Good, of course.

Yours,

Ken H.
me2 what everyone else said! Congratulations Ken!
Someone needs to send this link to Penguin Pete...after all, it was Pete that posted all sorts of crap about Ken when he tried to get a Penguin onto an Indy 500 race car. I'm pretty sure this would be just deserts for Pete.
I took the liberty of tweeting at Pete ;)

Congrats Ken, you deserve it!
But in a good way.
> I took the liberty of tweeting at Pete ;)

Ooh. That smarts. :)

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