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About -
About Us
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The NOSPIN Group Staff
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Management
Staff
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Bob Wright 
Senior Managing Partner / Founder / CEO
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Bob is the founder of The NOSPIN Group Inc., along with his friend and mentor, Drew Dunn. He is the current corporate President of this organization. He operates a small computer consulting business in Boise, Idaho. He retired from real estate business and has a BBA from Boise State University. Currently, he is the primary listowner and Senior webmaster for The NOSPIN Group.
Email: Bob Wright<NoSpin@nospin.com>
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Mark Rode
Senior Partner / Mailing List Owner |
Mark operates a consulting and development company in Southern California and is a graduate of the University of California. Mark has been fascinated with computers ever since he played a game of tic-tac-toe on a mainframe the size of a building. His first PC had no hard drive, less than one meg of ram and loaded its data from an audio cassette player. He has been captivated by PCs ever since.
Email: Mark Rode<rode@freepctech.com>
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Robert W. Wright 
Partner / Editor-in-Chief / Senior Web Designer & Administrator
| Robert operates a convention services company specializing in Software as a Service applications deploying for anime / sci-fi / gaming conventions. Robert is certified as a MySQL Database Administrator and CompTIA A+. Robert started working with computers with his father, Bob Wright back in the '90s and works now as the editor of FreePCTech.com. Email: Robert W. Wright <r.wright@freepctech.com> |
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Senior
Editors
Currently
Moderating
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| Bill Cohane |
Bill lives in Southeastern New York State. After graduating from Villanova University, he served as a Naval Officer and then as a High School teacher. During this time he earned Masters degrees in Math and Physics. He is currently working on his Doctorate in Mathematical Physics. In his free time he coaches tennis and tries to keep abreast of developments in the PC hardware and software fields.
Email: Bill Cohane<wcohane@freepctech.com> |
| Jose Dominquez |
Jose is actually a poet, and finds himself bemused at being a member of the NoSpin moderator group. A native of Cuba raised in Miami, Jose is a graduate of Professor John Chin's classes in computer repair and is currently a technical support engineer. In his non-existent spare time, he owns a company that makes high end computer systems for power users. With his gentle wit and outlook on life, Jose finds life as a Nospin moderator diverting, to say the least.
Email:Jose_Dominquez<dominquez@freepctech.com> |
| David Gillett |
David has been programming computers since 1969 and building them since 1993, and in 1997 he changed focus from software to networking and security. He is an A+-certified PC technician, MCSE on NT 4.0, Cisco CCNA, and more than halfway to MCSE on Windows 2000. He is one of two senior network engineers for a community college district that serves over 40,000 students on three campuses in California's Silicon Valley, and hardly ever misses the snows of his native Canada.
Email: David Gillett<gillett@FREEPCTECH.COM> |
| Dean Kukral |
Dean is a graduate of Wabash College, with an MA and PHD in
Mathematics from Indiana University and an MSEE from Wichita State
University. He has spent most of his working life teaching
Mathematics at Wichita State, with a ten-year interlude as a
programmer/analyst in electronic design automation and engineering
computer systems support at NCR. Since retiring, Dean has been
dividing his time between playing duplicate bridge, studying foreign
languages, playing Civilization and FRPG's, and walking for exercise.
Email: Dean Kukral<kukral@freepctech.com> |
| Russell Poffenberger |
Russ currently works for a company developing leading edge
semiconductor test equipment in Silicon Valley. He has nearly 30 years
experience working with computers of varying flavors including
Sun/Solaris and Windows. He has knowledge and experience not only with
Sun and PC hardware, but also programming in C/C++ and kernel device
driver development.
Email: Russ Poffenberger<poffenberger@freepctech.com> |
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Senior
Editors
Currently
NOT
Moderating
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| Elizabeth Boston |
Elizabeth lives in Southern Maine with her husband, Paul and their four children. She operates a small computer business from her home called "The Computer Lady" and writes a computing column for a local newspaper. She is a marketing partner for GWI.NET, Maine's largest ISP and a Technology Consultant with Hand Technologies. You can receive her Newsletter by sending an Email to: eboston@gwi.net asking to subscribe.
Email:Elizabeth_Boston<boston@freepctech.com> |
| Jim Meagher |
| Jim had his first exposure to "big iron" systems while serving with the U.S. Air Force in 1969, realizing that this would become both his vocation and avocation. He is listed in the International Who's Who of Professionals as well as receiving various awards and recognition for his work with local civic and non-profit agencies. Jim has a degree in Electronics Engineering and teaches various computer courses at Wor-Wic Community College as well as managing his own consulting firm, Micro Solutions Consulting. |
| Max Timchenko |
| Max is a student of computer software and hardware engineering in Electric Engineering department at Technion university in Haifa, Israel, and also works as a freelance website designer. Max started programming on his first PC when he was 9 years old. In his spare time, he plays a "lot" of computer games and collects stamps. |
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Senior Contributors
People demonstrating skill and knowledge of PCs and electronics
through their regular contributions to The NOSPIN Group mailing lists. |
David Nasser
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Gary R. Tennesen
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Thomas S. Sandborn
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Steve Wolfe
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Larry Atlow
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Terry L. Clark
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| Glen L. Bowes |
Ryo Imamura
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| Eric Maquiling |
Marc Guise
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| Kevin Flood |
Dennis Noble
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| Peter Hogan |
Don Penlington |
| Walter Worth |
Doug Simmons
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Herbert Graf
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Mary Wolden |
Linda Aldridge
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Mick Fitzpatrick |
Jun Qian
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Larry Fisk
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| Kyle Elmblade |
Joe Lore |
Peter Shkabara
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Carroll Grigsby |
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