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March 2005 General Meeting with Midnight Mage and Civilized Sof

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Before the March general meeting, as everyone wandered around and did a bit of networking, Lawrence Charters talked to Dr. Dan Kerner, one of the meeting presenters, about - networking. (Photo by Richard Sanderson, taken with a Nikon D-100 digital camera.)
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The Bethesda meeting location was perfect for a cozy Question and Answer session at the March General Meeting. (Photo by Richard Sanderson, taken with a Nikon D100 digital camera.)
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Dr. Dan Kerner of Civilized Software covers some basic math on doing curve fitting with MLAB. (Photo by Richard Sanderson, taken with a Nikon D-100 digital camera.)
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Sonny Worrell, Program Director for Midnight Mage software, explains where the company got its name: from the fact that its lead software wizard likes to work into the wee hours of the morning. (Photo by Richard Sanderson, taken with a Nikon D-100 digital camera.)
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Steve Sheets, developer of Roll Call Directory, has been working on Mac software since 1983. At that time, the Mac didn't yet exist, so he used a Lisa -- many times the size and far slower than his spiffy new iBook. (Photo by Richard Sanderson, taken with a Nikon D-100 digital camera.)
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Pi Vice President for Programs Abe Brody enjoys some of the banner during the March General Meeting. (Photo by Richard Sanderson, taken with a Nikon D-100 digital camera.)
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David Duncan won the March general meeting drawing prize: a copy of Microsoft's Virtual PC 7.0. (Photo by Richard Sanderson, taken with a Nikon D-100 digital camera.)