FESTIVAL LEARNING

Fall 2019
CLASS SCHEDULE

Photo Credit - Carol Komassa

Photography “12 Tips For Capturing
Sunrises & Sunsets” - Thursday, Nov. 14
POLY SCI
Op-Ed Wednesdays
Instructors: Doug Chatem and Gail Reese
4 Sessions: Wednesdays, Nov. 6, 20, Dec 4, 18 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
10 a.m. - Noon
Cost: $40
Op-Ed Wednesdays is a discussion forum for po-
litical, social and economic issues. For each class
session, class members are asked to select a topic
suited for discussion based on a published article
or short video, such as a TED talk or a public
speech. Videos will be shown just prior to discus-
sion, although links and articles will be distributed
in advance to allow participants to prepare for
each meeting. Each reporter is asked to explain
why he/she chose his/her topic and provide reac-
tion to the group’s discussion. The instructors will
facilitate all discussions.
MUSIC
Introduction to the Harmonica
Instructor: Eric Brown
1 Session: Friday, Nov. 15
1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Cost: $10
Thinking about learning to play the harmonica?
Do you enjoy listening to music, be it blues, rock
or folk and would you really like to play the har-
monica along with some of your favorite tunes?
Come join Eric Brown’s interactive introduction
to the 10 hole diatonic harmonica. This one hour
introduction will focus on why you want to play,
your favorite bands and musicians, and the play-
ing by ear technique Eric uses to help you learn, as
he does not use sheet music. This class will not be
providing harmonicas, nor do you need to bring
one. This is an introduction to see if you would
like to take his class in the Spring.
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I Ching Drumming
Instructor: Phyllis Muniz
1 Session: Monday, Dec. 2
Cost: $10
The Tao Te Ching, a Chinese book of divination,
was written probably about 2,500 years ago and
has since undergone numerous translations. The
I Ching is based on binary mathematics and it
was not until the 2nd half of the 20th century
that binary mathematics found wide application
in the western world with the advent of the com-
puter. “Tao” translates roughly into the Ultimate
Unknowable. The use of rhythm and music/sound
allows us to access the mid‐brain limbic system,
which is the gatekeeper between consciousness
and unconsciousness, where we can communicate
with our basic natural rhythms and where we find
the seat of our emotions. Combining drumming
with sound, color, symbol engages the Neocortex
or intellectual/logical part of the brain. We per-
haps begin to find that intellect and creativity/
intuition are not exclusive of one another. Bring a
small hand‐held drum as we learn about this and
experience drumming the I Ching. We will focus
on the 8 trigrams used to comprise the 64 hexa-
grams of the I Ching. You can purchase or make
your own drum easily, there are many websites
available for this from complex to very simple.
Amazon has them from $10 and up. Remo is one
reputable brand.
SCIENCE
Astronomy I – Basics of Astronomy and the
Birth of the Universe
Instructor: Joseph Aibinder
4 Sessions: Tuesdays, Oct 1, 8, 15, 22
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Cost: $40
The course begins with the basic science of astronomy
and evolution of telescopes to the discovery of the big
bang creation of the universe, the development and life
cycle of the stars and sun, to their death in supernovas
and their remnants as white dwarfs and black holes.
The course is highly visual with the use of images from
the great ground-based and spaced-based telescopes
and videos/simulations from NASA, ESA and leading
universities.
Astronomy 2
Instructor: Joseph Aibinder
4 Sessions: Tuesdays, Nov 19, 26, Dec 3, 10
1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Cost: $40
Using ground based and space based telescopes and
interplanetary space probes, the solar system’s forma-
tion, evolution, its major and minor planets, moons,
asteroids, comets, Kuiper Belt and Oort Cloud will be
explored. Going beyond our immediate solar system,
distant galaxies, galaxy clusters, theories of dark mat-
ter and dark energy and the evolution of the universe
and possible multiverse will be examined. Finally the
search for extraterrestrial life and intelligence will be
explored.
LAW
Asset Ownership, Disability and Health
Management, Passing Assets at Death,
and Estate Planning in Arizona
Instructor: Robert F. Jeckel
4 Sessions: Wednesday, Oct. 23, 30, Nov. 6, 13
3:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Cost: $40
The instructor will present Arizona law on asset
ownership, powers of attorney, and medical deci-
sions. He also covers living wills, “do not resus-
citate” orders, and methods of passing assets at
death and beneficiary options. Class materials will
be provided to students.
Constitution / the “Living Document”
Instructor: Linda Wangner
2 Sessions: Oct. 22 and 23
10:00 a.m. - Noon
Cost: $20
This phrase has been used to describe the roots of our
government, the Constitution allows for change.
This class is focusing on reviewing the distribution
of power in the government; amendments; electoral
college. Promise of no homework. and an original ap-
proach to understand and remember how the Federal
Government works. Review of the enumerated pow-
ers, elastic clause as well as the way our Democratic
Republic works. Resulting two party system
Review of the personalities, leaders who orchestrated
many of the changes that has created the elements of
the government as we know it today.
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GARDENING

Fall Container Gardening

Instructor: Carol Komassa
1 Session: Thursday, Nov. 7
9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Cost: $10
Get color and variety into your yard with Fall
container gardening to brighten your home and
help pollinators (hummingbirds, butterflies and
bees) survive in the desert. How to select the right
plants, locations, potting soils, irrigation and
suggested fertilizer options for success. Specific
designs for pots, along with recipes and sizes to
select will be covered. Container gardening for our
other States will also be briefly covered.
Carescape Southwest Winter Gardening
Instructor: Harry Graham
1 Session: Friday, December 6
10:30 a.m. - Noon
Cost: $10
HOBBIES
Photography “12 Tips For Capturing
Sunrises & Sunsets”
Instructor: Carol Komassa
1 Session: Thursday, Nov. 14
9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Cost: $10
– for beginners to advanced Camera users.
We have wonderful sunsets/sunrises here in Arizona,
not so easy to capture correctly in your camera. Learn
what’s really happening behind the scenes, plus some
easy Tips on how to capture the right colors/light to
accurately capture your photographs! Please bring
your camera/device (DSLR, Mirrorless or Point &
Shoot, Tablet) to class with you.

Learn about planting, care and techniques to help

your new plantings survive the winter freeze and
how to renew their growth in the spring. Proper
soil preparation, required watering and fertiliza-
tion requirements specific to Arizona winters will
be discussed, as well as how to prevent damage
and loss to plants due to freezing temperatures. We
will also share helpful tips and ideas specific to the
homeowner’s property.

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HISTORY
Captain James Cook the 250th Anniversary
Instructor: Digby Cook
4 Sessions: Tues and Thurs, Dec 10, 12, 17, 19
10:00 a.m. – Noon
Cost: $40
Captain James Cook the 250th Anniversary
Captain Cook was one of the most famous navigators
of the 18th Century and was responsible for a daz-
zling array of discoveries including continents, islands,
peoples, flora, and fauna plus an impressive array of
nautical aides.
This is a 4 session presentation;
Class 1: We will meet the man and learn about his
early life which led to his career as an officer in the
British Navy.
Class 2: The 1st Voyage of Discovery, to observe the
transit of Venus over Tahiti and then attempt to find
the great southern land (Australia) that was believed to
be in the South Pacific.
Class 3: The 2nd Voyage of Discovery, to find another
great landmass that many believe lay in the southern
oceans but further south than Australia.
Class 4. The 3rd Voyage of Discovery, to discover the
northwest passage around the top of Canada. He dis-
covered many Pacific islands and the northwest Cana-
dian and Alaskan coasts before being killed in Hawaii.
Montezuma Castle & Tuzigoot National
Monuments
Instructor: Lou-ellen Finter
1 Sessions: Tuesday, Oct 29
10:00 a.m. – Noon
Cost: $10
Come learn the history of these amazing Monuments.
Montezuma Castle National Monument stands in a
sheer limestone cliff recess about 100 feet above the
Verde Valley in Camp Verde, Arizona. The dwellings
were built and used by the Sinagua. Tuzigoot National
Monument preserves a 2- to 3-story pueblo ruin on the
summit of a limestone and sandstone ridge just east
of Clarkdale, Arizona, 120 feet above the Verde River
floodplain. The Tuzigoot Site is an elongated complex
of stone masonry rooms that were built along the spine
of a natural outcrop in the Verde Valley.
Canyonlands National Park & the Fremont
people
Instructor: Lou-ellen Finter
2 Sessions: Tuesdays, Nov 5, 12
10:00 a.m. – Noon
Cost: $10
Carved by the Colorado River, Canyonlands National
Park offers visitors hiking, stargazing, camping, and
technical rock climbing. Established in 1964, the park
preserves 527 square miles of colorful landscape that
has eroded into countless canyons, mesas, arches and
buttes by the Colorado River and its tributaries. The
Fremont people, whose origins are more obscure,
lived across the Colorado River to the northwest of the
ancestral Puebloans. Both groups left their mark on
Canyonlands. In all three areas of the park, there are
scenes of hunting and harvesting, stylized figures and
abstract designs left by ancient artists working in stone
for purposes that remain unclear
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 TRAVEL
LITERATURE
European Travel Tips
Instructor: Judy Romano Book Discussion: Into the Beautiful North
1 Session: Thursday, October 17 by Luis Alberto Urrea
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Instructor: Nancy Middlemas
Cost: $10 1 Session: Thursday, Dec. 5
10:00 a.m. - Noon
Get the scoop on travel in Europe from someone with Cost: $10
nearly annual trips “across the pond” and ten years
of living in Germany and Italy on her travel resume! When drug lords threaten a tiny Mexican village, no
Learn what you need to know before you go and while one can stop them, for the town’s men have all left for
you’re there: how to deal with foreign money; how to Los Yuniates (the US) in search of work. But after
safeguard your belongings; how to get around once watching the Yul Brynner classic, The Magnificent
you’re overseas; and what’s the best way to stay in Seven, three girlfriends determine to travel north as
touch while you’re traveling and more. well – to cross the border and bring back their own
Siete Magnificos to restore their village to its former
Survival Spanish 2 peace and glory. We follow their amazing quest,
Instructor: Jeff Ekery brought to life with compassion and humor by author
4 Sessions: Mon/Wed Nov 11, 13,18, 20 Luis Alberta Urrea. Prepare to have your heart both
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. warmed and broken, like the shared history of both
Cost: $40 countries. (Class size is limited to 14. The instructor
will send enrollees a Reader’s Guide.)
This course will introduce students to the Spanish
language through listening and speaking. It will be an
expansion of Survival Spanish 1 (summer 2019). Note
that survival Spanish 1 is not required and we will re-
view much of that course on the first day. Included will
be basic pronunciation, grammar and syntax. We will
focus on situational conversations you may encounter
when traveling in Mexico or even in certain situations
here in Arizona. Time is also set aside during class to
explore Hispanic culture and customs. Our primary
goal will be to give each student enough knowledge
and confidence to begin speaking Spanish.

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ART
The Art and Life of Marc Chagall
Instructor: Allen Reamer
1 Session: Monday, Nov. 18
9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Cost: $10
Marc Chagall was a multi-dimensional artist who
produced paintings, drawings, stained-glass windows,
prints, ceramics, and tapestries. His images were
dream-like, almost surrealistic, of his childhood village
in Belarus, religious figures, and life. We will discuss
his life and art in detail. We will begin with his birth
and continue until we run out of time.
Monet: His Life and His Art
Instructor: Allen Reamer
1 Session: Monday, Oct. 28
9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Cost: $10
Monet was one of the greatest French Impressionist.
He developed a new style of expressing the beauty.
Monet was also the only French Impressionist what
continue producing paintings in this style all his life.
We will look at the artistic background he lived in and
his life. In this talk we will cover his unconventional
life and paintings in detail.
Manet not Monet: His Art and Life
Instructor: Allen Reamer
1 Sessions: Monday, Nov 25
9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Cost: $10
Manet became a French Impressionist painter unlike
the Monet style of Impressionism. Before Manet be-
came an Impressionist, he produced two large Realistic
paintings that shocked society. We will discuss these
paintings in detail. He also was the teacher of two out-
standing Impressionists who happened to be women.
We will see a sampling of their work. We will discuss
his life, career and art in detail. We will see how the
Spanish Baroque style influenced his work and how he
influenced the Impressionists and them him. We will
begin with his birth and continue until we run out of
time.
The Louvre Museum
Instructor: Allen Reamer
2 Sessions: Monday, Nov. 4, 11
9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Cost: $20
The Louvre is most visited museum in the world, with
about 10 million visitors a year. It is also one of the
world’s largest museums covering 2 1/3 square miles.
This talk will cover the history of Louvre, from fortress
to museum. With about 35,000 objects, this course
will only be an overview of the collections with some
in depth talk of a few of the objects. We will continue
from collection to collection.
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 HEALTH & WELLNESS
Learn about Energy Healing
Instructor: Jean-Marie Givens-Myers
1 Session: Wednesday, October 2nd
11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Cost: $10
Have you ever wondered if there was a way to com-
pliment traditional medicine creating more overall
health? Come learn about energy-based healing. We
will discuss chakras, the aura, and other ways to bring
you into balance to facilitate physical, emotional, and
mental well-being.
Meditation
Instructor: Jean-Marie Givens-Myers
3 Sessions: Tuesdays, Oct 29, Nov 5, 12
1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Cost: $30
This course teaches students five basic steps of medita-
tion, the benefits of this meditation, and several differ-
ent ways to meditate. Each class will be part interactive
lecture and part experiential.
Boost Your Brain
Instructor: Carol Komassa
1 Session: Wednesday, Oct 30
9:00 am - 11:00 am
Cost: $10
It’s never too early or too late to whip your brain into
shape and fight cognitive decline! The brain you have
is the brain you build. If you are interested in turning
back the clock on cognitive aging this class is for you.
Based on brain facts and proven research, things that
work and can be measured, including “Brain Training”.
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FUNdamentals of Essential Oils
Instructor: Linda Cinnamond
1 Session: Tuesday, Nov 12
3:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Cost: $10
Essential Oils and aromatherapy have been used suc-
cessfully for thousands of years to help heal the mind,
body and spirit. Recently there has been a resurgence
of interest in the use of these all-natural plant com-
pounds. You’ll learn why these amazing liquids are
showing up in homes, hospitals and medical offices
around the country. In this interactive class, we will
discuss what they are, how they are used and why they
can help you reduce stress, sleep more soundly, achieve
better physical and emotional health, and save money!
The Theory of Yoga
Instructor: Alicia Weinkrantz
1 Session: Monday, Dec 9
9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Cost: $10
What is yoga? Who can practice yoga? Do you need
to be skinny, flexible, or strong to practice? What are
some types of yoga can you do? Are you intrigued?
You will get answers to these questions and more!
Learn some yoga background and the benefit of do-
ing yoga. Join us in this interactive class as we practice
pranayama, a breathing technique. Some yoga props
will be in this class for you to see, with demonstrations
on how they are used.
Learn about Energy Healing -December
Instructor: Jean-Marie Givens-Myers
1 Session: Monday, December 9
Noon – 2:00 p.m.
Cost: $10
Have you ever wondered if there was a way to com-
pliment traditional medicine creating more overall
health? Come learn about energy-based healing. We
will discuss chakras, the aura, and other ways to bring
you into balance to facilitate physical, emotional, and
mental well-being.
 HEALTH & WELLNESS
Intro to Conscious Aging
Instructor: Phyllis Muniz
1 Session: Friday, Oct 25
9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Cost: $10
We all are aging with every breath we take. There
is no magic pill to stop aging. What we do have
power over is how we deal with the process. Aging
is indeed challenging, another rite of passage one
might say. How we deal with it is a very individual
thing with no one‐size fits all formula. However,
it also can be a time of great opportunity for spiri-
tual, emotional and psychological growth. The
purpose of this course is to encourage exploration
of the role that Consciousness plays – the unique
beliefs, emotions, and filters we use that make
our worldview and influence how we experience
the stages of life. The tools of the course include
tapping into our own inner guidance through free
writing, attuning to our own beliefs, and self‐re-
flection journaling; exploring visionary ideas from
reading or listening to the ideas of others; sharing
with others in both small and large groups. So,
what is aging for you? Come join fellow travelers
to discover where you are in this adventure. “It is
not on any map; true places never are.” ‐‐Herman
Melville
Personal Safety and Awareness - WHAT IF?
Instructor: Barbara Waggoner, Del Webb Scholar
1 Sessions: Monday, Dec 16
10:00 a.m. - Noon
Cost: $10
Don’t become a prisoner in your own home. Your
best defense is self -confidence and having a plan.
This course you will learn how to think, react, and
deal with situations where you may otherwise feel
intimidated. Let’s have fun and play “The What If ”
game.
TECHNOLOGY
Basic Understanding of your iPhones and
iPads
Instructor: Barbara Waggoner, Del Webb Scholar
2 Sessions: Mon, Oct 21 and 28
11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Cost: $20
Do you have an iPhone or iPad and want to learn
more about the icons, settings, pictures? What is the
CLOUD that you hear so much about? Where is it?
This course will help you individualize your device to
your liking. Help you understand the iOS (operating
system) and why you need to update your device. You
will learn all this and more.
Cutting the Cable/Satellite Cord
Instructor: Steve Miller
1 Session: Friday, Nov. 8
9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
Cost: $10
Want to learn about streaming alternatives to watch
local and cable networks? This class will review the
major companies that stream local stations and many
cable networks including major news, entertainment
and sports channels. We will review a comparison
of the four major applications that will allow you to
drop your cable and/or satellite services. It will also
include a list of stations provided by each company, the
equipment needed to stream, menu differences, cloud
DVR capabilities and costs. Please note that Internet
services provided by Cox or Zona are still required and
you should be familiar with streaming Netflix, Hulu, or
other online viewing applications.
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Joseph Aibinder, B.S., M.S. is a Sun City Festival resident
and Del Webb scholar who served as a Connecticut high
school science teacher, a college advanced placement in-
structor, an adjunct professor at the University of Connecti-
cut, and as a NASA Endeavor Teaching Fellow.
Eric Brown is a Sun City Festival resident who has over 50
years of experience playing the 10 diatonic harmonica. Eric
was born and raised in New York City and was fortunate
enough to be surrounded by a great musical environment
growing up. He is the author of eight self published books
and also performs a bit of magic.
Doug Chatem, M.B.A., is a Sun City Festival resident and
community scholar who has over 40 years of experience in
information systems engineering and management. Doug’s
avocations include over twenty years of leading and teach-
ing boys and adults for the Boy Scouts.
Linda Cinnamond, B.S.N., Rn (retired) was a practic-
ing registered nurse for 38 years. She worked in hospitals
and clinics, as well as in the educational arena for several
major corporations and community colleges. She owned a
health club for over 10 years and has a special interest and
advanced certifications in Health and Wellness, Aromather-
apy, and Essential Oil Counseling. She is a Sun City Festival
resident and community scholar.
Digby Cook, Digby was born in Sydney, Australia and
embarked on a career in corporate finance. He earned his
B. Commerce from the University of NSW and in 1965 was
transferred by his American-based employer to their inter-
national headquarters in New York City. As VP of Interna-
tional Finance, he traveled worldwide including being based
in Brussels, Belgium for 6 years. In 1986 he was recruited by
New York Life Insurance to join their operations in Alaska.
He earned his CLU, ChFC, and LUTCF from the American
College in Philadelphia. Digby retired in 2009, and he and
Karen, his wife of 48 years, moved from Anchorage to Sun
City Festival in September 2010.
Jeff Ekery, O.D. is a resident of SCF and a native of El Paso,
Texas where he practiced Optometry for 43 years. Jeff
speaks Spanish fluently and as a result of his work in the
community has a deep well founded knowledge of both the
culture and language. El Paso is truly a bicultural city where
one will hear Spanish spoken nearly as often as English. He
was also an adjunct professor at the University Of Houston
College Of Optometry in addition to having served on a
number of nonprofit boards.
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MEET THE FACULTY
Lou-ellen Finter, Ph.D., has been in the educational field
for 50 years. She has taught musicology as well as been a
guest lecturer across the valley. She shares her passion for
Southwest Archeology and History in her classes.
Jean-Marie Givens-Myers, B.A., is a Sun City Festival resi-
dent, a Del Webb Scholar, and a former adjunct instructor
for the Institute of Health and Healing in Newport News,
VA. She has taught classes incorporating energy healing and
meditation since 1995.
Robert F. Jeckel, J.D., has practiced law in Sun City for over
40 years and taught courses on various aspects of Ari-
zona and federal law for the ASU Osher Lifelong Learning
Program, the ASU Extended Campus, and in the Maricopa
Community College system.
Carol Komassa (born in London, England) is a Sun City
Festival resident and spends her time between the desert
southwest and Wisconsin. Carol is an award winning free-
lance photographer, writer, and photography instructor at
the Desert Botanical Gardens in Phoenix, and ASU, as well
as at The Cedarburg Art Museum in Wisconsin, the Weyen-
berg Library and two digital camera clubs in Arizona. Carol
is a Photography Coach and teaches on private photo walks,
workshops, classes and has gallery representations at The
Pink Llama Gallery in Cedarburg, Wisconsin. Her photog-
raphy articles have also been printed in the Ozaukee News
Graphic, Wisconsin.
Nancy Middlemas, M.A., is a Sun City Festival resident and
a community scholar. In her 37-year career as an educa-
tor, she taught high school English in Indiana, Georgia,
and California, and retired as curriculum coordinator for a
national charter school, developing diploma programs for
at-risk youth.
 MEET THE FACULTY

Steve Miller, B.S., has been a Sun City Festival resident

since early 2007. He was a Principal in a large local CPA
firm located in Los Angeles and was a Chief Financial
Officer for several companies after his move to Northern
California. He also started Barrel Buddies almost 10 years
ago and was a Neighborhood Representative for three years.
Phyllis Muniz M.S., CCC‐SLP, HTP, CMT - A resident
here at Sun City Festival. A certified Conscious Aging
Facilitator. Completed post graduate studies with Don
Campbell, author of the “Mozart Effect”. Retired speech-lan-
guage pathologist in medical facilities treating all ages from
neonates to geriatrics.
Allen Reamer, B.A., M.F.A., represents the fifth genera-
tion of a family of artists. He has completed 60 additional
graduate credits in art history and education and has taught
a variety of studio art and art history courses for 33 years
before coming to Arizona in 1999. During this time, he
was the president of a state art education association for
ten years and very active for a decade with the National Art
Education Association. He has been a member or chair of
various art related boards and has gratefully been recog-
nized in a variety of ways including art teacher of the year,
a fellowship to China, letters from President Clinton and
other elected officials, plus sells his paintings. Allen teaches
for ASU and a number of other educational institutions and
art organizations. He exhibits with his friends in the Neu
Art Group in Arizona.
Linda Wangner, B.A., M.A., is a Sun City Festival resident,
a community scholar and a retired New York state high
school teacher with 38 years of experience teaching Global
Studies, U.S. History and Government, as well as Law. Lin-
da has traveled to most of the U.S., Europe, and Asia, and
has developed an interest in researching background stories
related to various political events. She has been sharing her
knowledge on various topics for over five years through the
ASU program and now the Festival Learning program.
Alicia Weinkrantz, E-RYT, RPYT is a Sun City Festival
resident, and has been teaching yoga since 2010. She cur-
rently teaches Gentle Yoga, Chair Yoga and Restorative
Yoga at Sun City Festival and is a Registered Yoga Teacher
through Yoga Alliance. She has many years in other forms
of physical training in martial arts: Tae Kwon Do, Karate
and Judo, but found that Yoga fulfilled her needs of physical
strength, flexibility, energy and mental calmness.

Gail Reese C.P.A. (retired), is a festival resident who spent

her career in public accounting, and held various state and
local government fiance positions, including two years as
the finance director of the Town of Buckeye.

Judy Romano lived seven years in Germany and three in

Italy as a member of the US Air Force. She and her husband
travel extensively and share their travel stories through their
blog: www.theworldatoz.com

Barbara Waggoner is a Sun City Festival resident and a

Del Webb scholar. She is a retired law enforcement ad-
ministrator with 29 years of experience in personal safety
and awareness and used her training to teach new recruits
and citizens, mostly seniors, in Clackamas County. She has
been involved with computers since the early 80’s and stays
updated on the latest technology mostly related to Apple
products.

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