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s about how he had always wanted his own computer, but couldn't 
get his hands on one at a time when few computers were 
found outside corporations or government agencies."All of a sudden I realized, `Hey 
microprocessors all of a sudden are affordable. I can actually build my 
own,"' Wozniak says. "And Steve went a little further. He saw it 
as a product you could actually deliver, sell and someone else could 
use."The pair also talk about the company's first product, the Apple I 
computer, which went on sale in July 1976 for $666.66."Remember an Apple 
I was not particularly useable for too much, but it was so 
incredible to have your own computer," Jobs says. "It was kind of 
an embarkation point from the way computers had been going in these 
big steel boxes with switches and lights."Among the other items in the 
Apple Collection:-- Thousands of photos by photographer Douglas Menuez, who documented Jobs' 
years at NeXT Computer, which he founded in 1985 after he was 

 Fox16.comDawna Natzke, 46, was last seen seen Dec. 21 leaving a Christmas 
party in Hot Springs Village.Searchers on horseback are scouring a wooded area 
Thursday morning for any sign of a missing Arkansas police dispatcher who 
disappeared more than a week ago, police sources told FoxNews.com.Dawna Natzke, a 
46-year-old mother of three, was last seen by her boyfriend on Dec. 
21 at her home, according to authorities. She was reported missing by 
her son early Dec. 23 when she failed to show up for 
her job as a police dispatcher in Hot Springs Village.The charred remains 
of Natzke's 1997 teal green Ford Escort Wagon were later found by 
the U.S. Forest Service off Arkansas Highway 298 in the Ouachita National 
Forest. The vehicle has been sent to a state crime lab.On Thursday, 
a police spokeswoman told FoxNews.com that search teams are looking for Natzke 
in two counties.Hot Springs Village Police Director A.L. Cornett said Natzke's disappearance 
is currently being t
ly killed in the fight against the PKK.Kurds, who make up around 
20 percent of Turkey's 74 million people, have long felt marginalized in 
the country and many want autonomy in Kurdish-dominated southeast Turkey.Since Kurdish rebels 
took up arms in 1984, tens of thousands of people have been 
killed in the conflict with the state.The rebels have long used northern 
Iraq as a springboard for hit-and-run attacks on Turkish targets. This year, 
Turkey's air force has launched dozens of air raids on suspected rebel 
bases and other targets in northern Iraq and along the Turkish side 
of the mountainous border.Turkish authorities said at least 48 suspected rebels were 
killed in two offensives backed by air power in southeast Turkey last 
week.The government also has taken steps toward improving the standing of Kurds, 
including by allowing Kurdish-language institutes and private Kurdish courses as well as 
Kurdish television broadcasts. But it won't permit lower-level educati
 
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