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G. Younk: Webmaster and Editor-in-Chief
G. has been using the Macintosh platform since 1986 when he ventured out and used the MagicSac cartridge with his Atari ST. Once he used the elegant Macintosh interface with it's simple to use GUI that was more than a hobbling of GUI elements without any thought. Shortly he purchased a Mac 512K then a Mac Plus the next year. His home PCs were then all Macintosh, with a rogue Windows PC in the mix in order to play the MMORPG Ultima Online or learn more about Windows networking until the Performa 640CD DOS Compatible or the Intel Macs were available. His collection of Macintosh and iOS products is second to none. In his spare time he dabbles in iOS programming and web site design. After earning his Master in Information Systems degree from University of Phoenix, he is continuing his education by pursuing a Master in Business Administration specializing in Global Management.
Scott Baret: Feature Writer
Scott Baret has used Apple products since 1989, when he first sat in front of a 128K Apple IIe at the tender age of two and one half. He began using Macintoshes two years later and continues to enjoy everything Apple throws his way while treasuring the heritage of the Macintosh at the same time. Mr. Baret earned his B.A. in Elementary Education (with a minor in Psychology) from La Roche College in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and enjoys playing a part of the intellectual development of America's next wave of great minds.
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Crystal Sparks: Feature Writer
Crystal has been using Apple products since 1999 with the iBook. After falling in love with the unique design of the iBook, Crystal used that model for 10 years until a power port finally started to wear out needing someone to hold the power plug in a certain direction for the unit to stay powered on. Currently she uses an original MacBook Air and will never go back to a heavy laptop.
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G. Younk: Webmaster and Editor-in-Chief
G. has been using the Macintosh platform since 1986 when he ventured out and used the MagicSac cartridge with his Atari ST. Once he used the elegant Macintosh interface with it's simple to use GUI that was more than a hobbling of GUI elements without any thought. Shortly he purchased a Mac 512K then a Mac Plus the next year. His home PCs were then all Macintosh, with a rogue Windows PC in the mix in order to play the MMORPG Ultima Online or learn more about Windows networking until the Performa 640CD DOS Compatible or the Intel Macs were available. His collection of Macintosh and iOS products is second to none. In his spare time he dabbles in iOS programming and web site design. After earning his Master in Information Systems degree from University of Phoenix, he is continuing his education by pursuing a Master in Business Administration specializing in Global Management.
Scott Baret: Feature Writer
Scott Baret has used Apple products since 1989, when he first sat in front of a 128K Apple IIe at the tender age of two and one half. He began using Macintoshes two years later and continues to enjoy everything Apple throws his way while treasuring the heritage of the Macintosh at the same time. Mr. Baret earned his B.A. in Elementary Education (with a minor in Psychology) from La Roche College in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and enjoys playing a part of the intellectual development of America's next wave of great minds.
Read all of Scott's articles
Crystal Sparks: Feature Writer
Crystal has been using Apple products since 1999 with the iBook. After falling in love with the unique design of the iBook, Crystal used that model for 10 years until a power port finally started to wear out needing someone to hold the power plug in a certain direction for the unit to stay powered on. Currently she uses an original MacBook Air and will never go back to a heavy laptop.
Read all of Crystal's articles
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