MacWorld Expo 2000, San Francisco Umbria Ristorante, January 6, 2000
All Rights Reserved to MacLaw User Group	Sue Kinne arranged for a few MacLaw Members to get together at a local restaurant for dinner after MacWorld Expo. Co-Organizers, Ted Lindberg and George Richardson collaborated to produce a delicious menu and some donated door prizes for a little extra fun. Sue Kinne, dinner organizer, gets a hug from the restaurant's owner. Co-organizer, Ted Lindberg, respectfully declined his hug. There was no report as to whether Co-organizer, George Richardson, accepted or declined his hug. It is not yet known whether reports of MacLawyers' behavior in New York were sent to San Francisco, or a prank phone call was received from a non-member moderator of a non-email list no longer operating out of the Bay Area, but as it turned-out, the Riot Police were not needed--even though, clearly, Bob Stern is getting ready to start something while Jim Holley appears to brace himself and Monica Bay attempts to warn the others. Mark Burton and LeRoy Hersch admiring door prize donated by one of the software vendors. Ed Siebel traveled from Southern California Valerie Follett and Ed Siebel. Editor's Note: If she's only drinking water, Ed's not going to get any better looking. John Pearson and Sue Kinne David Pearson and John Pearson Nancy Gee and Monica Bay Jim Holley and Bob Stern Anne Steele wins a door prize. Sue Kinne with prizes What's in this drink? Ted Lindberg Anne Steele and Michael Wilmar Bob Stern, Monica Bay George Richardson Valerie Follett (...and, Unknown) Mark Burton and LeRoy Hersch Bob Stern When all those door prizes follow all that food and all that wine, it may be a good idea, after all, to have the Riot Police handy. Ultimately, a great time was had by all. Here are Nancy Gee, George Richardson, Bill Adasiewicz and David Pearson. Back to Top