Name: Kevin Carlino
Location: QueenCreek, Arizona
Age: 17
Interests: Sports, Computers, Cars, Music, Girls
Job: Fry's ;/
e"Job": OTS Regular / Blizzard Friends List Member & FanSite Program Member / StealthBot Beta Tester
Sports: School Baseball/Basketball Team: #15.
Right now, I am a Senior in High School, and plan on working in the computer industry later in life. The company I am counting on going to is Blizzard Entertainment. I am currently posting a lot on the Open Technical Support Forums on Battle.net and the Quality Assurance Forums on World of Warcraft. I'm also the webmaster of this website, I know quite a bit of Visual Basic/VBS, however I am learning C++ and Lua. I also know I love playing Baseball and Basketball, and do so for my school. You should check out any Projects I am working on since they're all cool.
Website History
The site was started as NetSix.tk, in Early October 2004 as a general news/personal website. As It got bigger and I showed more interest in it, I decided that it would need more space, and a better name. So, I decided to use my nickname... Sixen. In April 2005, I changed the site to Sixen.org. I am currently working on it as much as possible, and adding a lot. I felt changing the website to a Blog website would much easier to update with news and the like, so here we are! I have also added a Technical Support section to the website which allowed me to be in the Official Blizzard FanSite Program.
The Current website version is 2.0.
The Name
Well, many people have wondered where I got the name "Sixen" from. Well, heres the main way. Back in 2001, I wore the number 6 jersey for baseball two seasons in a row, and then for basketball for two seasons in a row. Well, with my creativity, I did some math. Kevin + Six = Sixen. And then, of course, there's the Sixen backwards is Nexis, which is similar to a Nexus, the Protoss main building. Of course, the name would've sucked if it was Suxen! (No pun intended...) My aKa before Sixen, was mainly DarkStar as well as a few other names here and there, but nothing really important.