I started using computers back in the 1900’s when Assembly was the only language worth compiling. I created the first high school newspaper created on a computer before kerning was a “thing”. Later I produced the first full-color Magazine to be rendered on a brand new Indigo Fiery Rip and later helped train the staff of MacWorld Magazine to become the first magazine to be set from start to finish using digital prepress. I created the infographics that secured the Motorola-Sprint contract (the largest telecom contract of its time) and somehow managed to stay relevant for a long while. I would like to believe that I chose to give up being on the cutting edge in exchange for domestic bliss. However, I still donate time to educate others and work with charities to make the world a better place.