Macintosh 25th Birthday with Bob "Dr. Mac" Levitus

Iconic characture on the display of Bob "Dr. Mac" Levitus' MacBook Pro. Photo by Richard Sanderson.

Pi President Bob Jarecke attempts to adjust the LCD projector. Reality proved fuzzy, and a spare projector was put in service. Photo by Richard Sanderson.

A still image of a QuickTime projection of a TV commercial aired only once but seen billions and billions of times. Photo by Richard Sanderson.

President Bob Jarecke warms up the audience with some patented disco moves. Photo by Richard Sanderson.

Early arrivals are captivated by the attempt to focus the projector. Photo by Richard Sanderson.

One hundred and seventy four eyes pay close attention to the man in front of the curtin. Photo by Richard Sanderson.

You just can't imagine the exitement of looking at Web pages in a darkened room on a Saturday morning. Photo by Richard Sanderson.

A pitch by Dr. Mac for his favorite Mac news site. Photo by Richard Sanderson.

There's something fishy, and bubbly, about this screen saver. Photo by Richard Sanderson.

Bob Levitus shows his ancient Egyptian dance moves. Photo by Richard Sanderson.

After his presentation, Levitus answered questions from the audience. Photo by Richard Sanderson.

Eventually, Bob Levitus managed to get everything packed away, but he was still surrounded by questioners. Photo by Richard Sanderson.

There was also time for Pi members to interact. Photo by Richard Sanderson.

While waiting to order at Chevy's, time for more questions. Photo by Richard Sanderson.

Taking orders! Throughout the years, Washington Apple Pi members have been almost as closely associated with food as with computers. Photo by Richard Sanderson.

Pat Faucet records the event on an iPhone. Photo by Richard Sanderson.

Finally: food. Photo by Richard Sanderson.

Some uninvited guests hoped for a few crumbs. Photo by Richard Sanderson.