Membership

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As of this Web page update, there are 37 on the mailing list. Only those members who have given their permission to include information are included here.

Name	e-mail	Short Bio	URL
Adrian
David R. Waddell	dave.waddell@wcom.com
Don Johnson	drj826@acm.org	I've been hacking Perl since 1995. I run web sites for a couple of non-profit organizations like the Remington Elementary School PTA and Cub Scout Pack 224. My real job entails a lot of SGML/XML work and I enjoy using object oriented Perl techniques to get what I need done. I'm also a Linux enthusiast.	donjohnson.net
Greg Walters	pwdrhound@pcisys.net	I'm a self taught Perl programmer, and use Perl for all of the CGI programs I write.
Jeremy Russell		I am married, have a son, and enjoy watching Veggie Tales (VT). My favorite part of VT is "Silly Songs with Larry". My personal favorite of these songs is "Oh, Where is My Hairbrush"; it has deep personal meaning and significance for me. Each and every time I hear it I feel that special bond I have with Larry grow. Oh, the tragedy.
John Evans	jtevans-pppm@kilnar.com	I'm an all-around computer geek that enjoys writing software to help make day-to-day life easier. AI's fascinate me and I have started gathering all of the information that I can about them. I have even heard of a PerlAI that exists! I program in Perl, C++, Java, PHP and Javascript on a daily basis. I am currently a system administrator for usa.net where we use a little Perl for automating tasks, checking logs and making life easier on the SAs. I plan on swamping usa.net in as much Perl as possible to make things easier to take care of around here.	jtevans.kilnar.com
Ken Scott
Larry Von De Bur	lvondebur@csu.org
Matt Long	http://www.matthew-long.com/ contactus.html	My original response to Perl was, "nah, I don't need that". Then, I was thrown into a job where Perl was required. I got a quick tutorial and I discovered the ugliest most beautiful language I had ever used. I have used perl for many things. Mainly I've used it for things such as maintaining a dialup connection, building dynamic data-driven web sites, and creating text parsing scripts (Regular expressions Rock!!!). You can see some of the stuff I've created at my web site (see URL).	www.matthew-long.com
Michael J. Barillier	blackwolf@pcisys.net	JAPH	www.pcisys.net/~blackwolf/
Mike Hansen	projecktzero@yahoo.com	Mike is a Programmer/Analyst in Colorado Springs working on a couple of Perl web app projects and is slowly turning to the dark side, dabbling in Python.
Rob Nagler	nagler@bivio.biz	I specialize in distributed systems. I run a small consulting group in Boulder. We use perl as much as we can. We do Java/C/C++ when we have to. We built a powerful application framework in perl which is available under the Artistic License.	www.bivio.biz
Steve Swickard	stevephl@pcisys.net	I just started to learn Perl and am doing so on my own with an O'Reilly book, and using Perl on a Linux machine. So far no real problems. I am not a programmer by profession but a technician. We have used Perl though at work and probably more so in the future.	www.pcisys.net/~stevephl
Tim Chambers ><>	timc+pppm@divide.net	I founded this group, and am the webmaster. I used to write Perl code all day long. Now I hack Linux for HP and am available to perform a variety of professional software-related services (including Perl).	alum.mit.edu/www/tbc
Vance Dubberly	vance@coloradosprings.com / zero1@altjeringa.com	I am the Director of Application Development at ColoradoSprings.com and am engaged mostly in building c2b and b2b web applications developed almost exclusively in mod_perl/MySQL.	www.coloradosprings.com / www.altjeringa.com