Thomas Suleski:  

Note: Before moving forward, I must warn you. The online editor for this app is malfunctioning. If my letter looks messed up it has something to do with the texting codex. The words are right, but this application is buggy. -Tommy My Life - Uninterrupted I graduated from Rutgers with a degree in Economics. In 1984. Afterward, I gained an opportunity in computer science in Kiel Germany, on the Baltic Sea near Sweden and Denmark. I lived in Northern Germany (Kiel) for about two years. I worked for BKT Computer, GMBH, in Network Engineering. Before going to Germany, I studied the language at Northeastern University in Boston. Learning to speak German very well wasn't easy at all, but it was fun. It changed my life. It opened doors that otherwise would have remained closed. When I returned home to the US, I wrote some articles for The Boston Business Journal regarding programming protocols. I know it sounds boring, but I was great at it. A professor from MIT read my writings. He reached out to me. He asked me some questions regarding technology. Afterward, he helped me create a computer-consulting firm in Boston. It was strange, he just called me out of the blue. As a result, I worked in The City of Boston as an independent businessman for ten years. It was my destiny, and it really put me on the map, so to speak. With his help, in 1993, I created a firm, TFSCCI (Thomas F. Stevens Computer Consultants, Inc.) that employed 42 computing engineers. We worked at 7 different hospitals, regionally. After 10 years, unfortunately, I was forced out of the business due to a hostile takeover. The amount of competition was colossal. I learned that big money contracts attract big predators. They simply devoured me. It was a tough pill to swallow, especially since I crafted the whole program. Sometimes in life, things just go sideways and out of control. That's just how it is. Battered and bruised, I decided to retire from this industry. In 1998, I was searching for a new beginning. I still had some life in me, and I was ambitious. I purchased and invested in a huge 10,000 sq. ft. farmhouse near Cape Cod. I converted it into an inn that housed eleven units. It was an active farm and gained a lot of attention. It was very profitable and is still active even today. I've been here for 24 years calling it my home base. It sits on a big chunk of land. I dug out a large pond to accommodate swimming and wildlife. It is very beautiful. I enjoy the peace and tranquility it brings. For work these days (2022), I am an electronic technician. I work as a contractor for the US Armed Forces, mostly the US Coast Guard, and Otis Air National Guard. It is now known as Otis Space Force Base. I worked under General Faux of the 102nd Intelligence Wing. It is a relatively tiny group of engineers. The base was a hotbed of activity during WWII, but now. it is just a smoldering ember of what it used to be. It is fun to be there though. Often, I work on a ship (s) at least 3 days a week on Cape Cod Bay. I also service the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston and the US Post Office. I must Thank Rutgers University,...Expand for more