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#Keith's ID

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#98855From: Mike JeskinDec 18, 1987 7:26 PM
thanks mom BTW is that u in the pic in AC lighting up a coffin spike??
#98876From: Marlene ZenkerDec 18, 1987 9:25 PM
Yes Mike, unfortunate picture huh! <BLEECCCHHH>. By the way, the guy standing next to me is Thom Holaday and the OLD curly grey haired gentleman with his back to the camera is Larry Phillips <ducking>.
#98920From: Richard Rae/SYSOPDec 19, 1987 9:07 AM
"OLD curly grey haired gentleman… is Larry Phillips…" He… He… He… This is a sort of interesting commentary: somehow, AmigaWorld got the same set of photos as AC. (Distributed by the show? I don't believe that, really.) AC ran Jay's photo full page, and very nicely cropped, I thought. You see pretty much all of him and, coincidentally, a decent chunk of the Amazing Computing banner in the booth behind. The shot in AmigaWorld is a different story: they bled it on the right edge, cropping tightly into the screen of the monitor. Between this and Larry's head, you can't really make out the AC banner any more. Gee, I wonder if this was just a random coincidence? 8D
#98934From: Marlene ZenkerDec 19, 1987 12:05 PM
Rick, personally I was greatful to be cut out of the AW photo. Coincedental indeed – hehe – see what you missed by not coming up to AmiExpo (it wasn't a long drive or flight for you!). Marlene
#99086From: Richard Rae/SYSOPDec 20, 1987 12:16 PM
Not a long drive or flight, but at that particular point in my existence, time and money were both limiting factors. Now it's just money…
#99103From: Marlene ZenkerDec 20, 1987 1:23 PM
Don't I know it – it cost me a fortune and I live here. Parking alone was more than most people paid for their hotel rooms <SNICKER>.
#99103From: Marlene ZenkerDec 20, 1987 1:23 PM
Don't I know it – it cost me a fortune and I live here. Parking alone was more than most people paid for their hotel rooms <SNICKER>.
#99086From: Richard Rae/SYSOPDec 20, 1987 12:16 PM
Not a long drive or flight, but at that particular point in my existence, time and money were both limiting factors. Now it's just money…
#98934From: Marlene ZenkerDec 19, 1987 12:05 PM
Rick, personally I was greatful to be cut out of the AW photo. Coincedental indeed – hehe – see what you missed by not coming up to AmiExpo (it wasn't a long drive or flight for you!). Marlene
#98989From: John DraperDec 19, 1987 7:07 PM
I am left wondering how the photog managed to get Jay Miner into a picture of such eminent Amigaforum devotees. <grin>
#98989From: John DraperDec 19, 1987 7:07 PM
I am left wondering how the photog managed to get Jay Miner into a picture of such eminent Amigaforum devotees. <grin>
#99549From: John FoustDec 22, 1987 11:54 PM
Yes, the photos in AC and AW were the stock shots supplied by AmiExpo. (I've gotten tired of taking pictures at shows, then never getting them in the magazine… so now they start putting pictures in. Sigh.)
#99549From: John FoustDec 22, 1987 11:54 PM
Yes, the photos in AC and AW were the stock shots supplied by AmiExpo. (I've gotten tired of taking pictures at shows, then never getting them in the magazine… so now they start putting pictures in. Sigh.)
#98920From: Richard Rae/SYSOPDec 19, 1987 9:07 AM
"OLD curly grey haired gentleman… is Larry Phillips…" He… He… He… This is a sort of interesting commentary: somehow, AmigaWorld got the same set of photos as AC. (Distributed by the show? I don't believe that, really.) AC ran Jay's photo full page, and very nicely cropped, I thought. You see pretty much all of him and, coincidentally, a decent chunk of the Amazing Computing banner in the booth behind. The shot in AmigaWorld is a different story: they bled it on the right edge, cropping tightly into the screen of the monitor. Between this and Larry's head, you can't really make out the AC banner any more. Gee, I wonder if this was just a random coincidence? 8D
#98876From: Marlene ZenkerDec 18, 1987 9:25 PM
Yes Mike, unfortunate picture huh! <BLEECCCHHH>. By the way, the guy standing next to me is Thom Holaday and the OLD curly grey haired gentleman with his back to the camera is Larry Phillips <ducking>.