Associated Press, September 20, 2006
By Martha Mendoza

To Stephen Dunifer, it was yet another revolutionary moment. To the untrained eye, it looked more like a geek fest.

Over four days, a dozen men and women shyly bumped shoulders as they studied schematics and tinkered with romex connectors, resistors, microphone cords, meters, sockets and capacitors.

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