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Lawrence Charters starts the Question and Answer session
before 9 a.m., trying to see if the audience is awake.
(Photo by Tom Witte)
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Lawrence then solicited for volunteers to write reviews
of software sent to the Pi. (Photo by Tom Witte)
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Stuart Bonwit, computer animation guru, explains the
technical details of his latest piece. (Photo by Steve
Keipe)
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Stuart's animation, a spectacular aria by a beautiful
prima donna, was done entirely on his Power Macintosh 8600
in QuickTime. (Photo by Tom Witte)
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Pat Fauquet (left) and Mary Keene (right) test out the
projection equipment and microphones. (Photo by Tom Witte)
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Tom Witte directs the crowd to recite the Maintenance
Matra: "Run Disk First Aid on your Mac at least once a
month, or more." (Photo by Steve Keipe)
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Mary Keene talks about Art Explosion, a massive
collection of artwork on 27 CD-ROMs with a multi-tree
catalog on paper. (Photo by Steve Keipe)
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This photo of the crowd is impressive: it was taken with
a Kodak digital camera in near-total darkness -- and is
still a good photo. (Photo by Steve Keipe)
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After the meeting, there is the post meeting, where
everyone talks about things that weren't covered in the
meeting. (Photo by Tom Witte)
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Most often the post meeting deals with questions posed by
those too shy to ask them during the Q & A. (Photo by
Tom Witte)
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Meanwhile, in the back of the auditorium, the control
booth is gadget heaven. (Photo by Tom Witte)
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Tom insists we include this photo: a hint on how to get a
ticket without really trying. (Photo by Tom Witte)
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