Bio’s

My name is T.J. Houston. I am 21 years old and I love all things tech.  I specialize in Networking as I am the Asst. Tech Coordinator for Firelands Local Schools. I currently attend Lorain County Community College for Information Systems. I enjoy photography. (Nikon) I love my DSLR. I have an amazing family and an amazing girlfriend who puts up with my love and passion for technology. When it comes to computers I am a fan of using the tool for the job. Windows, Mac, Linux all have their strong and weak points.

Scott J. Krieder

My name is Scott J. Krieder and I’m a recent alum of Creighton University, where I graduated with a Bachelor’s of Science in Computer Science.

I’m currently attending Loyola University in Chicago(LUC) working on my Masters of Science in Computer Science.

This semester I’m enrolled in Algorithms and Complexity, Intermediate Object Oriented Development and Wireless Networking and Security.

I serve as both a Teaching Assistant and Research Assistant for LUCs’ Computer Science Department, as well as the department web presence manager.

I love anything with a battery.  While my research and project interests usually deal with residential wireless security, I’m always anxious to work in any computing field.

My name is Gil J. Salumbides. I’m working towards specializing on the software end of Information Technologies. I currently work for LifeCare Ambulance Inc, as their Web Developer and beginning to branch of into freelancing market. I was attending Lorain County Community College but have taken a holiday due to work. I look forward to returning one day.
I’ve been professionally developing websites and web applications with HTML, CSS, JavaScript/jQuery, and PHP for mid ’10. I’ve began branching out towards Perl, Python, and my personal favorite Ruby on Rails.
I have used Linux, Windows and OSX machines. I am an Apple fan boy but very open minded to all system benefits and their respective flaws. I am supporter of Open Source regime.
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