Cillchaoi

Gaming, Psychology, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Technology, Network Security, International Travel, Photography

First used a computer at age 8, began programming at age 9, sold a math educational program for grade schools (an improvement to the program being marketed at the time by MECC) at age 10, started a computer services company at age 19, organized a European branch at age 20 (though that idea never succeeded due to problems with the person on the European end), and have been operating the business ever since (18 years now). The business has provided services for school districts, hospitals, local/county/state/federal government agencies, multinational corporate offices, international banking organizations, and more. At this time, we are redirecting and focusing primarily on local sales but still provide service for a short list of long-term clients.

I have visited all states of the US other than Hawaii and have travelled to many countries: Mexico, Canada, England, Scotland, Ireland, Italy, and Russia twice. Further, I have lived in Russia and speak Russian (albeit roughly).

In 2003, I earned my PhD in Theology (as I am fascinated by the sociological ramifications of mythology--both the dead religions and the ones that are still practiced today). Along the way, I became an ordained minister and the education and training (as well as practical experience) in being a pastoral counselor, even though I am an atheist, being a man of science.

In regard to this site, it seems that there are a number of "reporters" here who have a hard time facing appropriate criticism for their plagiarism, libel, lack of factual reporting, and even neglecting to pull information that has been so requested as many as three times by the manufacturer in question.

Further, one of the "reporters" who attempts to assume the role of moderator deletes messages in which he is publicly criticized for his errors and leaves up only the messages in which he feels that he has gotten the last word and defended himself.

The mistakes made on this site are endless and obvious. I try to correct those errors by offering the facts (with the documentation to support them), speaking with the appropriate people who possess the appropriate knowledge for a posting, and benefit the readers with these corrections.

I am in no way an "employee" of NeoSeeker nor would I wish to be, based on what I have seen here. I only grow tired of all the half-truths and outright lies that are prevalent in the Internet on weblogs such as NeoSeeker. There is little that one person can do but I do what I can on this site.