Regular Columnists for the Sarasota PC Monitor

President's Notes by Phil Sorrentino	Phil was elected President of SPCUG in December 2007. Phil also teaches the basic educational courses, Getting Started, Basic 1 and Basic 2 as well as Mini-SIGs on The Control Panel, Home Networking, The Internet, and Converting your Music to Play on your Computer. If you are a new or potential member, email your questions or comments to: president@spcug.org
Black Art by Vinny La Bash	Vinny La Bash (SPCUG President in 1996-97-98) is a retired IBM'er and teaches computer part time at the Sarasota Vocational Technical Institute. Email: labash@spcug.org
Reviewing Software by Dr. Herb Goldstein	Dr. Herb Goldstein is SPCUG's Software Evaluation Chairman and Review Editor for the Sarasota PC Monitor. In addition to controlling our software/hardware reviewing function, Herb is an avid researcher on all things computer and passes on his acquired knowledge each month. He welcomes your comments at email: reviewseditor@spcug.org
Tech Talk by Dr. Brian Lewis	Dr. Brian Lewis, a former university & medical school professor, has operated a computer consulting firm in Sarasota for the past 19 years. He works primarily with individuals and small businesses, including a number of non-profit organizations. His company handles a full range of services for personal computer users. Dr. Lewis can be reached via e-mail at: bwsail@yahoo.com.
Ergonomic Tips by Dr. John Chait	John R. Chait D.C. is a practicing Chiropractor in Sarasota and is the SPCUG ergonomic consultant. As an avid computer enthusiast, Dr. Chait knows first hand how important proper interaction between the user and their PC can be. He stresses this in his ergonomic tips column and his lectures. For more ergonomic tips, please click on the following link: http://chaitchiropractic.com/links/Ergonomics/ Dr. Chait can be reached via e-mail at drchait@hotmail.com
Meet Our...! by Pete Theisen	Pete Theisen is a practicing acupuncturist in Sarasota. Pete can be reached via e-mail at petet@acun.com

Regular Commentators in the Sarasota PC Monitor