Honeywell Research Fellow
Four technology companies founded
One successful product developed – real time video insertion system
Two books written and published
Thirty six patents issued
IEEE senior life member
ACM senior life member

1973 – 1991  Research scientist Honeywell Research Center
1988 Appointed Honeywell Research Fellow
1991  Negotiated ownership of NCL and Invocation model IP from Honeywell
1990  Founded Theseus Research to develop and exploit the IP
1992 – 1994  Consulting: developed live video insertion system: virtual ads in live TV – the yellow first down line
1996 Founded Theseus Logic to focus on NULL Convention Logic,
2001 Left Theseus Logic
2002 – 2004  Wrote Logically Determined Design – Published by Wiley 2005
2004 – 2006  Wrote Computer Science Reconsidered – Published by Wiley 2007
2006 – 2010  Pursued investment for flow graph architecture
2010  Founded Wave Semiconductor funded by Tallwood and Southern Cross
2014  Left Wave Semiconductor
2016  Realized that NULL Convention Logic is flawed
2016 Co-Founder Esperanto
2017 Left Esperanto
2017 Realized that Null Convention Logic is flawed
2018  Began re-characterizing the logic and the model
2019-2024 Wrote “Journey Through Computation: Natural and Human”

Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Gail grew up in the suburb of Parma. Her mother, an avid moviegoer, took her Friday nights to the local movie theater. That’s where she fell in love with stories of all kinds. Her dream was to be a movie star, a ballerina or a writer.

As luck would have it, she realized two of her three dreams. She was a member of the Cleveland Civic Ballet Company. And she’s the author of five mystery novels, a memoir, a book of poetry, and numerous poems, essays, and short stories.

After earning a PhD and MA in English with a specialization in writing poetry, Gail decided to write a mystery novel at the urging of her son. Destroying Angels, the first book in her Leigh Girard mystery series, was described by Kirkus Reviews as “a riveting debut thriller.” She went on to write two more books in the series, Death’s Door and Peak Season for Murder, which won a Lovey Award for Best Traditional Sleuth. The Lost Artist, her stand-alone mystery, reflected her love of the visual arts and 19th century history.

The Megyn Kelly Today ShowIn 2017 Gail’s memoir, White Like Her: My Family’s Story of Race and Racial Passing, captured national and international attention. The Washington Post named the book one of the most inspiring stories of the year. After she and her “lost” New Orleans family appeared on NBC’s The Today Show, her memoir reached the top 100 book on Amazon and led to her appearing in the short documentary film, History of Memory. The film won a Tribeca Film Award (Amazon Prime). Her section of the film, “The Secret Album,” tells her mother’s story of passing.

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Gail’s many of years of teaching on the university level segued into a vibrant speaking career. She’s given numerous presentations at libraries, books groups, genealogical and historical organizations, and was on BBC World News, WGN-TV Morning News Show, WTTW’s Chicago Tonight and CBC Radio Canada, to name a few.

She’s also lectured on diversity and the writing process at the University of Illinois-Chicago, Kenyon College and Northwestern University. Her articles about coming to terms with her mixed-race identity were published in The Washington Post, Mic.com, Salon.com, Independent.co.uk, Upworthy, Mis. Magazine and The Daily Beast.

Wanting to return to her mystery roots, Gail wrote her fifth mystery, The Darkness Surrounds Us, a Gothic, historical mystery. Two historical events inspired the book—the 1918 Spanish flu and the rise of utopian communities in the 19th century.

Still an avid moviegoer, Gail lives in Libertyville, Illinois with her husband

Connie is a highly evidential and respected certified Psychic Medium with a gift for bridging the gap between the physical and spiritual realms. For over two decades, she has been helping people connect with their loved ones on the Other Side. She’s had a fascinating journey, with conscious memories of spirit communication beginning at the age of four. Connie has first-hand knowledge of the Afterlife through three near-death experiences that intensified her connection to the Other Side and led to her soul’s true destiny of becoming a Psychic Medium. 
Connie is certified by the Forever Family Foundation (FFF), a non-profit organization that is featured on the Netflix series “Surviving Death,” and Helping Parents Heal (HPH), an organization that supports parents who have lost children. She is the award-winning author of YOU ARE SOUL BEAUTIFUL A Unique Perspective into the Soul’s Quest for Its Destiny, the Recipient of the 2024 Speak Up Radio Firebird Award and 2024 Global Book Award. Connie has made guest Medium appearances on Signs of Life Radio. 
Connie's work is all about providing meaningful messages from loved ones who have passed, and she is known for her exceptional accuracy and compassionate demeanor. Her readings are truly life-changing, and she’s helped countless people around the world find healing and solace by connecting them with their loved ones in Spirit proving the bonds of love are eternal and unbreakable. Whether it’s through private readings, group mediumship or public speaking events, or in person/online workshops, Connie’s gift is all about spreading love, light and hope and helping people navigate the complexities of the spiritual realm. She looks forward to sharing her gift and a Meaningful Message with you. 

A ten year resident of Arlington, Virginia, Dr. Ben Pearl has been a practicing physician in the Arlington and McLean area since 1992.

Recently selected as one of the Washingtonian Magazine’s top sports doctors, he is a graduate of the Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine. He is a consultant at NIH and he is on an advisory board at FDA.

Dr. Pearl was recently featured in the Washington Post Magazine depicting his passion for skiing and teaching. He has had television interviews with Dr. Nancy on MSNBC on barefoot running and provided foot health information for News Channel 8.

Dr. Pearl is a fellow of the American Academy of Podiatric Sports Medicine. He is the team podiatrist for the District Track Club, an elite Olympic development track team in Washington DC.He serves as medical director for the SUNY New Paltz high school cross country camp. He offers foot and ankle care to patients of all ages.

He has also been a consultant at the National Institutes of Health and the FDA, and is currently a Fellow of the American Academy of Podiatric Sports Medicine.

Dr. Pearl has a special interest in sports medicine, which is enhanced by his own participation in running, bicycling, and ski instruction.

Dr. Pearl has authored a number of articles on podiatric health. He also blogs regularly on foot care and athletic performance at Docs for Jocks.