
Paul, Evie, and Jennifer

Paul in the shade (Cayman Islands)

Jenn and Evie in the sun

Evelyn

Molly

Henry and Molly
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Meet
Paul Maguire
Paul
Maguire is the Wizard of Oz behind the NewsArt curtain. His custom
software makes possible the smooth downloads, “emergency” requests,
and other computer tricks necessary to make the NewsArt website go.
Paul
attended Albright College where he was the only student in the college's
history to receive two simultaneous Bachelor of Science degrees in four
years, one in Mathematics and one in Computer Science. Following his
undergraduate education, he received a Masters Degree in Computer Science
from Worcester Polytechnic Institute where he was also a teaching
assistant. (One student told him that unlike other TAs, Paul did not
“blow chunks.”) He completed his Masters thesis in Automata Theory.
Currently,
Paul is the president and owner of Green Bridge Station Technologies, a
company based in Aston, Pennsylvania, which specializes in custom computer
software, website development and hosting (over 200 sites), and network design and
installation. He also teaches computer science courses for Albright
College.
Recently,
Paul has completed some very cool projects including custom software for a television game show for the Ireland Lottery, and software
for the New Mexico Lottery. He's
also developed
and implemented process
control software for the plastics industry, web-based contact management
software, and shopping cart software. Paul holds a U.S.
patent on barcode recognition software that he developed for a large
manufacturing company.
Paul
is married to Jennifer Zeigler Maguire whom he met at Albright College.
They have an adorable daughter, Evelyn; two dogs, Henry and Molly; three cats, who
choose to maintain their anonymity; and two fish, Fifi and Bubbles.
An
avid four-wheel driver, Paul takes several adventurous trips to the woods
each year where he tests the guts of his rebuilt 1960s Jeep. He is a
student of Tang Soo Do and a woodworker in his “free” time. And
he still rarely blows chunks.
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Fun in the Woods

The Call of the Wild

Irish Game Show
Below -- a little woodworking


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