Old Mill School

Myron Tuttle has been building and programming computers since he was a teenager in the 1970's. He wrote the first biorhythm application for the Altair 8800 in a 24 hour programming binge on the night of his High School Senior Prom. He has subsequently written programs under a variety of operating systems including Tops 10 and 20, VMS, Multics, PrimeOS, CMS, MVS/TSO, all flavors of UN*X, CP/M, MS-DOS, MacOS, and Plan 9.

Mr. Tuttle studied Computer Science at Columbia College, Columbia University. His hobbies include collecting old computers and attending Star Trek Conventions. The inside of his apartment in Mill Valley is an exact replica of the Bridge in "Star Trek: Next Generation".

Mr. Tuttle is currently working on an early stage startup that intends to design, build, and market a fully functioning version of the "Holodeck".

Otto von Scharfenberger has been at the forefront of graphic and web design since the earliest days of the Internet. He is best known for his work as artistic director for Netscape Communications, Inc., where he led a 200 person design team that came up with the much revered (and used) "Website Under Construction" logo.

Mr. von Scharfenberger attended the University of Tübingen and the Parsons School of Design. He lives in Mill Valley with his lovely wife and two children and their bichon frisé. His hobbies include fashion design. He will be a judge on an upcoming season of "Project Runway".

Mr. von Scharfenberger is currently Artistic Director for the "Drudge Report".

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