       email: "dlowe@circleci.com"
       photo: "dlowe"
       bio: ["David is responsible for all of the bugs. He wrote his first buggy code in BASIC with a pencil and paper, and he's been getting better at it ever since. He keeps a 1/4 acre garden and eats almost entirely home-grown veggies during the growing season.  Helping to balance out the numerous times that he's lost at chess, David has won the IOCCC on 5 separate occasions. In a past life, he wrote MTA software which at one time was sending about 1% of the internet's email.",
-            "Besides being invited to speak at the Frozen Perl Conference, OIT's CSET Department, and SOU's CS Department, David co-founded the SF perl user group, the southern Oregon geek group, and the Rogue hack lab hackerspace. He drank the automated testing kool-aid years ago, and after introducing and championing (and constantly fiddling with) continuous integration tools at his last N jobs, he came to Circle, and is particularly keen on building and scaling things which would be impossible to justify for any single small company where CI isn't what they do. He splits his time between introducing new bugs, telling kids to get off his lawn, and baking pies. His current running total is roughly 1500 delicious pastry concoctions."]
+        "Besides being invited to speak at the Frozen Perl Conference, OIT's CSET Department, and SOU's CS Department, David co-founded the SF perl user group, the southern Oregon geek group, and the Rogue hack lab hackerspace. He drank the automated testing kool-aid years ago, and after introducing and championing (and constantly fiddling with) continuous integration tools at his last N jobs, he came to Circle, and is particularly keen on building and scaling things which would be impossible to justify for any single small company where CI isn't what they do. He splits his time between introducing new bugs, telling kids to get off his lawn, and baking pies. His current running total is roughly 1500 delicious pastry concoctions."]
     ,
       name: "Jenneviere Villegas"
       photo: "jenn"

      twitter: "gordon_syme"
      email: "gordon@circleci.com"
      bio: ["Gordon has been racing dinghies right through the winter off the coast of Ireland for the past 16-odd years, and as his oft-showcased cabinet of prize coffee mugs will tell you, he's damn good at it. When he's not busy bludgeoning a piano with his ham-fisted fingers, he spends his free time rolling down mountains on a bicycle… sometimes even the right way up. In his down time, he's a board game shark, though you won't catch him trying to buy Boardwalk or get out of jail free.",
            "Gordon joins the team after spending significant time at Amazon building tools to monitor the entire network (he built their DWDM monitoring from the ground up). He also built a JVM bytecode recompiler to enable running applications on a clustered VM without needing re-programming effort, and has grand plans for how he's going to make waves at Circle. We're pretty sure they include company Power Grid tournaments."]
    ,

      name: "Danny King"

      twitter: "arohner"
      email: "allen@circleci.com"
      bio: ["Allen loves Ultimate Frisbee: he's played in the snow, on the beach, on Thanksgiving Day, New Year's Eve, and New Year's Day, and he regularly plays in 110 degree August heat. It helps take his mind off being rejected from YCombinator 4 different times, though he did get a book from Alexis Ohanian as a consolation prize.  His future plans include the tacocopter, the burrito bomber, and the mosquito laser. When Allen's not coding, he spends his time making his own pizza dough and brewing his own beer. He'd make his own whiskey, too, if he wanted to wait 10 years for a drink.",
        "Back in the day, Allen started work on his own self-hosting, native code lisp, and then the clouds parted and he discovered Clojure. Since then, he's become a Clojure contributor, and has commits in clojure.core, contrib, lein, ring, compojure, noir, and about a dozen more libraries. He finished SICP, and wrote Scriptjure, a Clojure to Javascript compiler, 2 years before ClojureScript. Other devs used his work as a basis for Stevedore, which he's happy to say is used in production every day at Circle. In addition to co-founding Circle as a means to bring Continuous Deployment to the masses, he looks forward to building tools that help debug test failures by anticipating common problems. He currently deploys six times a day, and more on weekends."]
    ,
      name: "David Lowe"
      visible: true
